The back office for poultry farms.
Mortality logs, FCR tracking, feed orders, biosecurity records, and processor paperwork: the shed admin never stops. Sprigr keeps the flock records current, drafts the feed orders and processor confirmations for you to send, and keeps the audit file ready, so you can walk the sheds instead of sitting at a desk.
Flock records, FCR tracking, biosecurity logs, processor delivery sheets - the admin behind every shed - runs on Sprigr.
You walk the sheds. Sprigr runs the records.
- Mortality & FCR records
- Feed order drafts
- Biosecurity records
- Processor paperwork
What Sprigr runs around the sheds
The daily shed admin for layers and broilers, handled in the background so you can focus on the birds.
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Flock health & mortality records
Daily mortality, water intake, and flock observations logged from the shed report without the end-of-day data entry. Anomalies flagged: if mortality spikes past your threshold, you get an alert and it's logged for traceability. Medication schedules tracked so withdrawal periods stay right.
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Feed records & order drafts
FCR tracked batch by batch. When the silo approaches your reorder point, a feed order is drafted for you to send. Consumption checked against flock age and weight targets; if FCR drifts, you know early enough to check whether it's a feed issue, a health issue, or a feeder playing up.
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Biosecurity compliance & audit records
Visitor logs, litter records, cleaning schedules, and zone management docs kept current for ACMF and state biosecurity requirements. When the auditor turns up, the records are already sorted.
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Processor paperwork drafted for you
Pickup confirmations, flock weight data, and quality spec check notes drafted from your records and dropped in your inbox to review and send. Sprigr does not message the processing plant on its own; it builds the draft so you can.
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Egg production records
For layer operations: daily egg counts, grade distribution, and pack-out rates logged from the shed report. Production dips flagged early and lined up against feed changes, flock age, or shed conditions.
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Shed environment alerts
Shed sensors connect via webhooks so temperature, ventilation, and humidity are logged continuously. You get an alert when readings breach thresholds, before heat stress or a ventilation failure affects the flock.
The admin layer your farm software doesn't handle
Where the week actually goes, and what Sprigr takes on.
- 12-15
hours a week of admin in scope
The admin a typical poultry operation hands to Sprigr each week: mortality and feed logs, biosecurity records, processor paperwork, and audit prep. An estimate of the hours in scope, not a measured result.
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shed report logged the day it happens
Mortality, feed, water, and environment readings filed to the right shed and batch as they occur. Audit-ready by default.
- 60 days
before renewal, automatic flag
Accreditation cycles, biosecurity plan reviews, chemical handler certificates, and insurance flagged 60 days before expiry. You decide what to do next.
Up and running in under an hour
Connect your sensors, Google Workspace, and inbox. Describe the admin you want handled. Sprigr runs it.
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Connect shed sensors, Google Workspace, and your inbox
Connect shed temperature and environment sensors via webhooks, Google Workspace for records and scheduling, and the inbox where processor schedules and feed invoices land. Credentials are encrypted at rest and only decrypted in your isolated environment at runtime.
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Describe the back office in plain English
"Log daily mortality from the shed report. Draft a feed order when the silo drops below 20% and put it in my inbox. Alert me immediately if shed temperature exceeds 32°C. Draft the pickup confirmation for the processor 48 hours before collection."
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Sprigr runs the admin in the background
Temperature alerts fire straight away, feed order drafts wait in your inbox before the silo empties, mortality logs compile without manual entry, and the processor confirmation is ready for you to send. You walk the sheds; Sprigr watches the numbers.
Works with the tools you already use: Google Workspace for scheduling and records, webhooks for shed sensor data (temperature, ventilation, humidity), and WhatsApp as a channel for talking to your own Sprigr agent from the shed.
See the Google Workspace integration →Questions
How does Sprigr help poultry farms?
Sprigr runs the back office around the sheds: flock health and mortality records, feed and FCR tracking with orders drafted for you to send, biosecurity and audit records, processor paperwork drafted for you, egg production records, and shed environment alerts.
Does Sprigr talk to my processor or feed supplier?
Yes, where you allow it. Processor and supplier comms can run through Sprigr as well: it drafts each message from your records, the message waits behind an approval gate until someone on your team taps send, and routine ones can run on a standing approval once you trust them.
How does it handle flock records?
Daily mortality, water intake, feed consumption, and observations from the shed report are logged centrally. Anomalies are flagged straight away: if mortality goes above your threshold, you get an alert and it's logged for traceability. Saves transferring numbers from the clipboard to a spreadsheet every evening.
Can it manage feed ordering and track feed conversion?
It tracks feed consumption against flock age and weight targets, calculates FCR per batch, and drafts a reorder before the silo runs low for you to send. If FCR drifts outside your expected range, it flags it so you can investigate early.
How does it help with biosecurity compliance?
Digital visitor logs, cleaning schedules, and zone management records are kept current against ACMF standards and state requirements from the notes you already produce. Scheduled cleaning and disinfection tasks are flagged so nothing slips. When an audit happens, every record is already organised.
How long does setup take?
Under an hour. Connect Google Workspace and your inbox, add webhooks for shed sensors if you have them, and describe the admin you want handled in plain English. Start with one shed and expand from there.
Our operation is too remote for cloud-based tools.
Sprigr works asynchronously. It processes paperwork, reminders, and order drafts when connectivity is available. Emails and tasks queue up and are handled when you have signal.
You walk the sheds. Sprigr runs the records.
Back-office admin for poultry farms. Up and running in under an hour.