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The ERP built for agro processors. Tell AgroNexus what you process and it arrives already knowing your recipes, your expected yields, your packaging sizes and your spoilage windows.
14 days free · No card required · Set up in an afternoon
Most processors run on a weighbridge notebook, three spreadsheets and a WhatsApp group. The stock never quite ties out, and nobody can say what a batch actually cost.
Raw material comes through the gate. Finished goods leave through the shop. AgroNexus holds every step in between.
Weigh the truck in and out. Deduct trash, flag variance against what the supplier claimed, start the spoilage clock. Stock is credited the moment the intake is finalised.
Pick a recipe, scale the batch. Inputs deducted, outputs added, yield measured against your benchmark. Byproducts route themselves — cassava peel goes straight to the feed mill.
Moisture, starch, dry matter — checked against thresholds you set. Pack into your own bag sizes; the system won't let packed weight and output weight disagree.
Finished goods land in the store. Sell at the till, wholesale or on credit. Every sale posts to the ledger, and every bag traces back to the run and the truck it came from.
Every store and subunit on one append-only ledger — nothing moves without a record. Transfer between stores, run blind counts, and get told what's short before you run out of it.
Procurement, payroll, energy and every sale land in one chart of accounts. Cost per kilo, margin per product, who owes you and who you owe — without a spreadsheet in sight.
Choose what you process when you sign up. AgroNexus provisions the recipes, expected yields, packaging sizes, spoilage windows and QA thresholds for it — before you log in the first time.
Switch on only what you run today. The rest are waiting when you grow.
Gross, tare and net. Trash deduction, variance blocking, supplier wallets and a spoilage clock per commodity.
Recipes, batch scaling, multi-stage runs, energy costing, delay tracking and yield benchmarks with an audit trail.
Moisture, starch and dry-matter gates. Fail a batch and it cannot move into stock.
Multi-store stock, batch tracking with FEFO, transfers, blind audits and reorder alerts.
Retail till, wholesale, credit customers, split bills, cash shifts and offline queueing.
Double-entry ledger, AP/AR, bank reconciliation, budgets, VAT and live cash position.
Requests, approval workflows shaped to your hierarchy, payments and department budgets.
Maintenance records, service schedules and downtime measured against the runs it interrupted.
Roles that map to a real factory — storekeeper, cashier, supervisor, factory manager, owner.
Start free for 14 days. No card, no sales call, no implementation fee.
Free / 14 days
₦10,000 / month
₦25,000 / month
₦45,000 / month
No. Pick your crops at sign-up and AgroNexus provisions the recipes, expected yields, packaging sizes, weighbridge settings and QA thresholds for each one. Every number is a starting default — you retune them against your own factory, and your edits are never overwritten.
It's the normal case. Run cassava and a feed mill together and the cassava peel routes itself into the mill as feedstock. Add a crop later and only the new recipes appear.
Yes — one, two or three levels of approval, and roles that map to a real factory: storekeeper, cashier, supervisor, factory manager, owner. One person can wear more than one hat.
The POS queues the sale locally and syncs when the connection returns. A power cut at the till doesn't cost you the transaction.
Yes. You choose your currency and your tax rate — 7.5% VAT, 16% in Kenya, 20% in the UK, or none at all. Nothing about your country is baked into the software.
An afternoon. Sign up, pick your crops, add your team and your stores. You can weigh your first truck in the next morning.
Set up this afternoon. Weigh your first truck in tomorrow.
Questions about your crop, your setup, or whether AgroNexus fits your factory — write to us and a real person replies. No ticket numbers, no chatbots.