Batch and season stock
Fertiliser, seed and bio-input stock by depot, batch and expiry.
- Depot-wise stock
- Batch and expiry
- Season planning
Agri inputs & organics Fertilisers, seeds, bio-inputs
Fertiliser, seed and bio-input companies plan beats across districts, follow dealers up by phone between visits, and see stock and collections per dealer, all in one system.

Dealer visit
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Farmer meeting at Ozar confirmedSat · 40 farmersBeatOS ERP for agri input companies
Depots, dealers and field officers work on the same batches, schemes and credit limits.
Fertiliser, seed and bio-input stock by depot, batch and expiry.
Dealer price lists, season schemes and credit limits on every order.
Make in your plant with batch BOMs, or buy from manufacturers.
GST invoices and e-way bills, and dealer collections tracked through the season.
A working day
Click a step to see what the officer sees in the BeatOS app.
The apps
Most start with attendance and beats before the season, then add calling and collections.
What changes
District coverage
Regional managers see which talukas are covered and which are slipping, before the season decides it for them.
Dealers assigned to officers, beats and targets set for the season.
Daily visits and calls, with stock checked on the phone.
Demonstrations and meetings logged with attendance and photos.
Overdue per dealer, and what each officer achieved.
FAQ
Beats, territories and reporting lines are built for large networks.
Book a demo →Yes. Check-ins, visits, orders and expenses are saved on the phone and sent when the network returns, with their real time and place.
Yes. Stock is kept batch-wise in BeatOS ERP with expiry dates, so officers see what is available before they promise it.
Yes. Activity types are yours to set up, with their own forms, photos and attendance, alongside dealer visits.
Yes. A new dealer starts as a lead with a duplicate check on mobile and GSTIN, and becomes a customer once approved.
Other industries
See your beats, dealers and officers running in BeatOS.