Enterprise DNA

Instead of AgriWebb

Stop renting AgriWebb. Own your livestock system.

We build your version around the way you run your farm, bring your AgriWebb records across and run it for you. Start with mobs, paddocks, treatments and the weekly grazing round.

AgriWebb AU example: A$1,030 Essentials, A$1,442 Compliance or A$1,854 Performance per year for 300 cattle and 2,000 sheep, excluding GST. Checked 27 September 2026.

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The subscription

Your bill follows the livestock and the plan

AgriWebb prices by livestock numbers and plan. The farm records remain your history. Public AU pricing and subscription terms checked on 27 September 2026.

payments

An ongoing subscription

Monthly or annual billing keeps the subscription active.

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A price tied to livestock

The calculation uses average livestock numbers, with different factors for cattle and sheep.

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Different plan levels

Essentials, Compliance and Performance package different capabilities.

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Mapping and daily records

The base plan combines farm mapping, mob movements, reconciliation and team tasks.

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Planning add-ons

Movement planning and grazing planning are separate packages, with plan eligibility.

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Implementation and connections

Service packs and paid marketplace integrations can add to the subscription.

Your version

The records behind the farm decisions

The muster

Know where the numbers changed

Keep the opening mob count and every recorded change together. A muster discrepancy stays visible until someone deals with it.

  • check Opening head, births, purchases, deaths and sales
  • check Actual counts beside the expected head
  • check Paddock movement history for each mob
  • check A weekly decision list combining missing stock, stale weighings and overdue work

Treatment holds

Check the stock before booking slaughter

See the treatment dates and the missing evidence alongside the planned sale. The release check refuses an active hold.

  • check Domestic and export clearance dates shown separately
  • check Unknown holding intervals remain a blocker
  • check Imported mobs need a named history review
  • check A stricter release check than a warning that still lets a sale be saved

The grazing round

Ask what is ready for a closer look

Read rest periods beside stock pressure and the age of your feed estimates. Apply your own review thresholds as the season changes.

  • check Current head and grazing pressure by paddock
  • check Rest days since the last recorded move out
  • check Old or missing pasture estimates flagged
  • check Your own questions across grazing, treatment and work records

The farm book

Keep the evidence with the decision

Produce working registers and review packs in your business name. Change their contents as your farm process changes.

  • check Treatment batch, dose, operator and label reference
  • check Feed entries with supplier declaration references
  • check Joining groups and pregnancy scans due
  • check Branded working documents with your own fields and review rules

Make it yours

Design your own AgriWebb replacement

Everything starts from the open-source base. Then it gets your name, the parts you run, your rules and your data from AgriWebb. Try it here, and we build the real one.

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3. Make it fit

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Answered from your own database

Build my version

We build it from the open-source base, bring your AgriWebb data across and run it for you.

What it looks like

Ask it like you would ask a colleague

Real runs on fictional farm records. The examples show a blocked slaughter plan, the grazing round and the morning decision list.

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Livestock for Claude Code

Connected to your own database

Which planned sales need attention before we book the truck?

Cull ewes

Mob
Merino Ewes
Sale date
2026-09-29
Head
40
Market
domestic
Decision
PAPERWORK MISSING

October steers

Mob
Angus Steers
Sale date
2026-10-02
Head
30
Market
export
Whp clear
2026-10-08
Esi clear
2026-10-22
Decision
WHP HOLD

Ask it anything

Ten questions to ask across your farm records

These questions are answered by the included demo today. Your version can combine the records and rules that matter to your farm.

chat_bubble Which slaughter plans are blocked by treatment dates, missing history or paperwork?
chat_bubble Which mobs have unknown holding intervals even after someone reviewed their history?
chat_bubble Where does the last muster disagree with the recorded head count?
chat_bubble Which empty paddocks have met their chosen rest period and have a recent feed estimate?
chat_bubble Which mob has a measured daily gain, and how old is the evidence?
chat_bubble Which sale records still lack a recorded NLIS confirmation?
chat_bubble What remains after recorded purchases, treatment and feed costs are taken off recorded sales?
chat_bubble Which joining groups have an overdue pregnancy scan?
chat_bubble Which feed entries lack a supplier declaration reference?
chat_bubble Which medicine stock has expired while overdue farm work is still open?

Switching

How to switch from AgriWebb

The move itself is a few clear steps: export what AgriWebb allows, run a test import, fix what did not map, then run both systems side by side before you close the AgriWebb account.

  1. 1

    Export your records from AgriWebb

    Export what your AgriWebb account allows, usually CSV or Excel, with the columns and filters you need. Pull your paddocks, mob snapshots, treatment history, weights, individual tag identifiers and feed entries, since these are the record types the free importer is built to accept. Check with AgriWebb if you are not sure what your plan can export.

  2. 2

    Load the records in with a test run first

    Bring the exported files across in one import. Run a dry run first so nothing is written to the real database yet. The import checks the whole batch together and rolls the lot back if any row fails, so a dry run shows you problems before they touch live records. Only run the real import once the dry run looks right.

  3. 3

    Check what the import flags

    Look at what the import reports as missing, unmatched or unclear, such as gaps in treatment history or fields that had no home in the new system. Keep your original AgriWebb exports on hand so you can compare and fix entries by hand where needed. This is the point to reconcile opening numbers before you rely on anything.

  4. 4

    Run both systems side by side

    Keep AgriWebb running for a short period while you record the same real work, musters, moves and treatments, in the new system too. Compare totals between the two. This is how you catch anything the import missed or mapped wrong before you are depending on the new records alone.

  5. 5

    Switch off AgriWebb

    Once the numbers reconcile and your team is comfortable working from the new records day to day, cancel the AgriWebb subscription. Keep your original exports filed away as a backup of your history, separate from the new database, in case you ever need to check back against them.

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Where the real effort goes

The real work is not moving data across, it is deciding how your own paddocks, stock classes, DSE factors and farm rules should look in the new system, and how much AgriWebb history is worth bringing over rather than starting clean. Enterprise DNA does this mapping, checks your exports and reconciles the opening numbers when you have them run the migration for you.

Not ready for a call?

Get your AgriWebb switch plan by email

We will send you the step-by-step plan for moving your business off AgriWebb, what the move really involves, and how we would do it for you.

One email with your plan. No spam, and you can unsubscribe any time.

Three ways to own it

Do it yourself, have it customised, or have it run for you

Open source

Do it yourself

Free, open source

  1. 1 Clone the repo and run npm install
  2. 2 Run npm run demo and try /attention
  3. 3 Use Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Cursor with the same records
  4. 4 Test your AgriWebb CSV import, reconcile it, then start with your own database
Get the free version

Built around your business

We customise it

Scoped to your farm

  • check Your paddock names, stock classes, fields and rules
  • check Your AgriWebb records mapped and reconciled
  • check A web or phone experience built around the work
  • check A different technology stack when it suits your business
Get your version built

Omni by Enterprise DNA

We run it for you

One setup fee, then a retainer

  • check Installed with access and backups set up
  • check Connected to the services agreed for your farm
  • check Records checked and the weekly routines operated
  • check Run through Omni by Enterprise DNA, with someone responsible for keeping it working
Talk to Sam

Questions

Instead of AgriWebb, answered

Is this cheaper than staying with AgriWebb? expand_more

The free version has no licence charge. Your agent subscription, hosting and time remain separate. A managed version is priced around the migration, custom work and operation you need. We compare that scope with your actual AgriWebb bill before recommending a switch.

Can I bring my AgriWebb history with me? expand_more

AgriWebb reports export to CSV or Excel with your selected columns and filters. The free importer accepts paddocks, mob snapshots, treatments, weights, individual identifiers and feed entries in its documented format. We check your exports, map other history and reconcile the opening numbers as part of the migration.

Does it submit NLIS transfers or create official declarations? expand_more

The free version prepares working records and highlights missing evidence. Official NLIS transfers and vendor declarations stay in their official channels. We scope any connection and its review process with you. A recorded reference is not an external verification.

Can we use it on a phone in the paddock? expand_more

We can build the phone or web experience your team needs into your custom version. Mapping, offline capture and equipment connections are agreed as part of that work. The free version starts with the farm office records and read-only reports.

What stops a sale going through during a treatment hold? expand_more

The free version checks the entered dates, market, mob count, history review and paperwork before recording a slaughter release. Unknown intervals block it too. It conservatively holds the whole mob after a partial treatment. Your operator still checks the actual label, animal history and destination requirements.

Build around the way your farm runs

Spend 30 minutes with Sam on your AgriWebb bill, the records you use and the work you want handled. We will scope the migration and the version your team needs.

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