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Dairy processor operational data held inside the ERP across its customer plants: every milk pickup with tanker volume, butterfat, protein, SCC, temperature and bacteria counts; component-based producer settlements with per-producer premiums and deductions; FMMO Class I-IV pricing applications including original-versus-revised retroactive settlement pairs; and batch-level cheese/whey production economics — vat-to-pack yields, shrinkage and maturation-week lot attributes (temperature, moisture, aging), culture/rennet traceability, QC checkpoints at vat/brine/pre-pack, and multi-product by-product revenue from a single production run.

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Industry: Application SoftwareAgricultural Products & Services
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Type: not stated
Format: Relational ERP tables on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central in Azure — receipts, settlements, production batches, lot attributes, inventory movements and financials in one schema — queryable through Power BI and Copilot on the platform, with forward/backward lot traceability producing one-query recall reports.
Volume: High-value dense operational records: for each processor customer, every milk pickup with a full component panel, every producer settlement line, and every cheese/whey batch with per-week aging attributes and multi-product yields — a mid-sized plant alone generates hundreds of thousands of pickup and settlement lines plus tens of thousands of batch/lot records per year, so the cross-customer warehouse implies a rich multi-plant panel of US dairy processing economics.
Users: N/A as a registered-user metric — an enterprise ERP licensed per-seat to mid-sized dairy processors, not a registration-based platform; scale should be read as the number of processor customer sites deployed on the dairy module (not published).
History: 15 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — a modern rebuilt product site (current-generation Next.js frontend, freshly authored dairy vertical page) and an actively marketed dairy module on an Azure/Dynamics platform indicate ongoing product investment in this vertical.
Launched: Est. 2018-2021 for inecta as a standalone food-and-beverage ERP business (spun out of an older food-industry ERP lineage), with the dairy module a later vertical addition; the underlying product heritage is described in terms of many years in food and beverage.
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
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