How an Agri-Food Group Freed Trapped ERP Data With AI
Zero writes
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Operational and financial data was fragmented across ERP modules and spreadsheets, leaving management with no consolidated view of farming and production. Leaders lacked unified visibility into volume, yield, order throughput, and farmer-level economics. Any solution had to access production ERP data without risking system stability.
TrustEvals built a multi-domain business intelligence suite with a governed clean-data layer and dashboards spanning production, finance, sales and vendor, and farmer intelligence. Production KPIs track volume and yield, orders per day, and line-opening rates, while farmer intelligence covers profiles, productivity, geography, field-officer coverage, and loss-making farm economics.
A read-only, no-touch-on-production extraction layer feeds a governed, cleaned data store, so reporting can never destabilise the live ERP. This zero-write architecture replaced scattered exports and spreadsheets with a single governed layer.
Best fit for multi-entity operators whose decision data is locked inside production ERP systems that cannot be touched or destabilised.
Daily decisions, not monthly guesswork
Zero-write ERP integration
Farmer-level economics surfaced
Unmukt Raizada
The group worked with the experts to build a read-only, zero-write extraction layer that feeds a governed, cleaned data store. This replaced scattered exports and spreadsheets with a single governed layer and multi-domain dashboards, so named business owners now make daily decisions on volume, yield, and orders instead of monthly guesswork.
The work centered on data synthesis and reporting: a read-only, zero-write ERP extraction feeding a governed clean-data store and multi-domain business-intelligence dashboards across production, finance, sales and vendor, and farmer intelligence. Specific technologies are not named in the record.
Dashboards for volume, yield, and orders per day are in daily use by named business owners, reporting reads the production ERP with zero writes so it cannot destabilise the live system, and farmer intelligence surfaces productivity, field-officer coverage, geography, and loss-making farm economics.
The record does not specify a timeline. The dashboards are described as being in daily use by named business owners.
It is best suited to multi-entity operators whose decision data is locked inside production ERP systems that cannot be touched or destabilised.
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