On the farm computer
The local Farm Automation Agent works with your desktop programs and approved files. Where a job can be completed locally, it stays local. Suitable local workflows continue during a temporary loss of internet.

What happens to your data, what runs locally, what goes to the cloud and what happens if a process fails.
Data trust is a product feature, not just legal wording. You should be able to understand what is collected, where it is stored, why it is needed, which system receives it and who has access.
Where the information comes from: which system, export or folder.
1What the software does with it: validate, transform, match, convert.
2Where the result goes: which system, file or portal.
3What is retained, and whether it stays on the farm computer or in the cloud.
4How long anything is kept before it is archived or deleted.
5Who can see it, with role-based permissions rather than a shared login.
6We only publish controls that are real and maintained.
Individual accounts and controlled user access.
Data in transit between the agent, the cloud and the portal is encrypted.
Installers and updates are signed and verified before they run.
What ran, when, which file, how many records, whether it succeeded and which version handled it.
Each integration moves only the data it actually needs.
A managed process keeps supported installations current without a site visit.
We do not say 'military-grade security', 'we never access your data', 'works with every farm system' or 'never needs internet'. Each integration is designed around the minimum data it actually needs, we explain exactly what runs where, and where access is required for support we ask first.

Show us what you do today. We will show you what could happen automatically, and tell you honestly if software will not create a genuine practical benefit.
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