IndustriesDairy and milk collection

Every litre, from the farmer’s can to the customer’s door.

One dairy system for collection, quality testing, farmer payments, processing, cold chain and distribution.

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Before and after

The same business, on one system.

Left is how most teams work today. Right is the same business on &n.

Today

A dairy collecting from hundreds of farmers

  • REGISTERCollection centre register, written at 5 a.m.
  • SLIPFat and SNF readings on paper slips
  • EXCELFarmer payment sheet, rebuilt every cycle
  • PHONEA farmer asking why his rate changed
  • WHATSAPP“Tanker 3 is late, the chiller is full”
  • PAPERRoute sheets and crate counts
  • ACCOUNTSDistributor balances, a week behind
2 daysevery payment cycle to work out what each farmer is owed
On &n

One dairy operating system

CollectionQualityPaymentsProcessingCold chainDistribution
  • Flags a collection centre whose readings look wrong
  • Warns when a chiller or tanker is warming
  • Drafts tomorrow’s route loads from orders and returns
Paid rightevery cycle, with the reading behind every rupee
What we build

One dairy operating system.

Each module is shaped around your process in the diagnosis. You start with the ones that remove the most rework.

From many places to oneDairy
Today · 7 placesRegisterSlipExcelPhoneWhatsAppPaperAccounts
One dairy operating system
On &n · 6 modulesCollectionQualityPaymentsProcessingCold chainDistribution

Milk collection

Weight and readings captured at the centre, straight from the scale and the analyser.

Quality testing

Fat, SNF and adulteration checks tied to each pour and each farmer.

Farmer payments

The rate chart applied automatically, with a statement every farmer can read.

Processing and batches

Intake to packed product, with yield, losses and batch traceability.

Cold chain

Chiller and tanker temperatures recorded, with an alert when one drifts.

Distribution and routes

Orders, crates, returns and collections for every route and distributor.

Farmer app

Each farmer’s pours, quality, payments and advice on their own phone.

AI that asks firstDairy

AI drafts. Your people decide.

WAITING FOR APPROVALPayment run · cycle ending the 10thThree centres flagged for unusual readingsApprove · Edit · Decline
  • Flags a collection centre whose readings look wrong. The quality head investigates before any rate changes.
  • Warns when a chiller or tanker is warming. The plant supervisor decides what to move.
  • Drafts tomorrow’s route loads from orders and returns. The dispatch manager approves the plan.
Without itAutomation that acts on its own, with no one accountable.What you getNothing happens until a named person approves it. Every decision is logged.
Standards

Built for the rules you are judged by.

Built for food safety records, for the rate chart every farmer is paid by, and for collection centres with patchy power and signal.

Designed for
  • FSSAI food safety records and batch traceability
  • Payment by fat and SNF rate charts
  • Works offline at the collection centre
Works with
  • Milk analysers and weighing scales
  • Chiller and tanker temperature sensors
  • Bank payment files
  • Tally and other accounting systems
Private by design

Ask to see it running.

Our work in dairy runs under NDA. Qualified teams review masked systems privately, once the fit is clear.

Questions we hear first.

Does it connect to our milk analysers and scales?

Yes. Readings are taken straight from the equipment where it supports that, so nobody writes them on a slip.

What happens when a collection centre has no signal?

Collection carries on offline and syncs when the connection returns.

Can farmers see how their payment was worked out?

Yes. Each statement shows every pour, its reading and the rate applied.

We are a cooperative with many societies. Does that work?

Yes. Each society keeps its own collection and payments, and the union sees them together.

Where it starts

Every engagement begins with a two-week diagnosis.

One workflow, two weeks. You keep the map either way.