For nutritionists
Which of my customers needs me this week?
A portfolio of farms generates more signal than anyone can read. The workbench exists to answer one question first, and only then let you go deeper.
The portfolio
Ranked by what actually needs attention
Not an alphabetical list of customers. A queue.
Critical alerts
Open, unacknowledged, and how long they have been that way.
Missing uploads
Who has not submitted, and for how many weeks.
Stale data
Accounts that look fine because nothing new has arrived.
New feed analyses
Results waiting for interpretation.
Confirmed outliers
Unusual values a producer explicitly confirmed — worth a second look.
Declining flocks
Trends moving the wrong way before they trip a threshold.
Reports awaiting review
Drafts that need your commentary and approval.
Follow-up tasks
What you said you would come back to.
Customer drilldown
Work inside a customer without losing track of whose data you are in
Open a customer and you get the same screens the producer sees, scoped to them. A persistent banner names the customer you are viewing for as long as you are in there — because the one thing worse than not finding a number is changing the wrong farm's.
- Upload on a customer’s behalf, fully attributed to you
- Correct a weekly record, with the old value, new value and reason kept
- Author and approve feed formulations
- Comment publicly, or leave an internal-only note the customer never sees
- Generate and approve branded reports
Barn 3 · Hy-Line W-36 · week 34
Production 2.1 pts below standard
Barn 5 · Hy-Line W-36 · week 51
No upload for 3 weeks
Barn 1 · Hy-Line Brown · week 22
Tracking above standard
Illustrative. Nutritionists only ever see customers assigned to them.
Reports
Professional output, generated from a snapshot
A report is produced from an immutable snapshot of the data, standards, benchmarks and formula versions in force when it was approved. If a producer later corrects week 34, last month's report does not quietly change underneath your signature.