SOLUTIONS FOR POULTRY PRODUCTION:

Flocks placement.

Registration of broiler houses and farms and / or nucleus;

Receipt of day-old chicks;

Placement data;

Source of chick (hatchery of origin);

Chicken genetic line;

Control of chicks placed by sex;

Control broiler house structure (maintenance of construction and equipment)

Control flocks´ weighings;

Control husbandry standards by flock (% viability,% mortality, feed conversion, adjusted feed conversion, productive index efficiency (PIE), among others);

Control of receiving feed by flock, as well as control of feed leftover and its delivery to other flocks;

Traceability by flock fully assured through control of diseases, laboratories, active ingredients and aplication method;

Allows daily or weekly follow up;

Placement control by poultry house or farm;

Control balance of birds in the field;

Control management programs;

Scheduling of all management tasks to be performed by flock, period or farm;

Slaughter

Control poultry industry inputs by load or flock;

Control of entries by truck´s license plate and driver;

Generation of the values of freight payable by carrier;

Analysis of average weight, number of slaughtered broilers, the total weight of slaughtered, mortality rate during transportation, catching crew, amog others;

Automatic generation of the tracking code to be printed in the broiler carcass;

Control of downgrades by load or flock;

Generating graphs and management reports;

Managing production costs

Input and add up of costs and revenue by flock;

Costs apportionment out of flocks;

Calculation of payment to chicken growers according to the company´s settings;

Complete management reports for decision making;

Analysis of the predicted and held by period;

Standards of animal husbandry line

Control of husbandry standards in accordance with line and sex:

Body weight;

Daily Gain;

Average daily gain (ADG);

Daily consumption;

Cumulative consumption;

Minimum and maximum temperature and relative humidity according to broilers age;

Water consumption;

Feed conversion;

Mortality (%),

Viability (%).