Figured now integrates with MYOB

7 September 2023

Did you know that Figured now integrates with MYOB?

Figured is a financial management software for farmers that offers integrated functionality with MYOB so you can seamlessly access Figured’s production tracking, budget and forecasting tools. 


Figured offers crop and livestock tracking, farm budgeting and the forecasting tools integrate seamlessly with MYOB which enables you to more confidently plan and reforecast with real-time information when conditions change. Using Figured and MYOB together means you know exactly where you’re at and where you’re going. 


Benefits of using Figured include: 
  1. Having all your farm's financial and stock information in one place - cash, budgeting, operating expenses and stock-on-hand figures. 
  2. Production reporting. Dollars per hectare, per kg milk solids and per stock unit are built into Figured. You can also track crop and lifestock movements. 
  3. Time saving. Reconciliation is quick and easy, you can generate bank reports when needed and stock numbers are automatically updated. 
  4. Online collaboration. Your team can collaborate with one set of up-to-date information that allows for accurate decision making. 


If you think you’d benefit from using Figured, get in touch with us and we can talk through whether this would be a good tool for you. 


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