The livestock markers adopt the same form as the Individual Management platform. They now group cleanly in busy paddocks, so you can find the mob you're looking for faster and zoom in when you need the detail.
Using the markers, you can identify from a quick glance at the map:
If you have any questions or feedback about the update, feel free to share your feedback as you chat with the team.

Dynamic text sizes are now available on the Web App under Account > Display Settings and the Mobile App under Menu > Settings.
You can now increase or decrease the text size to your liking or, default to the browser or device font size to keep things aligned with the other apps you use each day.
Make proactive stocking decisions before issues arise, by forecasting when your farm may become over or understocked.
See how your forecasted stocking rate matches up against your farm's carrying capacity, based on planned stockflow and long-term rainfall averages.
Identify periods where you may become over or understocked before they occur, allowing you to make proactive management decisions. Read the help article for more info.
Benefits
The forecasting tool is available on the Grazing Planner Add-on, available to purchase with our Performance Plans via the AgriWebb Marketplace. For more information feel free to reach out to our Support Team.
Pick which mob becomes the target
When you merge two mobs, you now choose which one the combined mob keeps as its information.
Edit the target mob details as you merge
Change the mob name, enterprise, or management group at the point of merging, so the combined mob lands where it needs to be without a second step.
Average weight, BCS and DSE across the mobs or enter fresh figures
If both mobs have recent records, average them across the new combined mob. If the numbers are out of date or you've just done a fresh assessment, enter new weight, BCS or animal unit (DSE) records on the fly as part of the merge.
Realise you missed a treatment on an animal, or need to fix a weight you already entered? Go back to that animal during the session, update or add records, then return to the current animal without losing your place.
The animal's EID and VID stay at the top of the screen as you scroll through a long template. On mobile (not tablet view) especially, no more scrolling back up to check you're still recording against the right animal.
Check whether your reader or scales are still connected from the top banner on any screen, no need to open settings mid-session to confirm.

Save sales and purchases without a PIC
Destination and Previous PIC are no longer required fields. If you're on the NLIS integration, PICs still need to be there for submission.
Available FOO now on the map
If you graze to a target residual, you can see what's actually available to eat straight from the map, instead of total FOO.
Three new FOO columns on the paddock list
Available FOO, FOO last recorded, and FOO last recorded date. Scan every paddock at once and spot the paddocks that haven't been walked in a while.
Worm test records now take 15 samples
Enter a full Dawbutts result without leaving anything out.
Mob Marking report now shows dam head count
Marking percentage is right there when you need it, without the separate calculation.
Fewer fields to map on import
The animal and carcass importers now recognise common alternate column names.
Note that this is currently for Australian subscriptions only.

You can now import rainfall records via a CSV file. This will allow you to upload historical rainfall records in bulk from the Rainfall Reports on the Web App. See the help article here.

Customers in South Africa can now connect to the RMIS database via AgriWebb.
Learn how to get connected here.
Learn how to submit livestock records here.
Your livestock numbers, sales, and purchases flow from AgriWebb into Figured every day - no double entry, no manual exports.
Before you connect:
To enable the integration:
Do you want to know more?
Check out our help center article, watch the video walk throughs or talk to support if you have any questions.
Track your historical stocking rate against your benchmarked carrying capacity.
The new SR:CC report enables you to:
You can use these new units to reflect pasture consumption and stocking rates on your farm. Turn this on in farm settings.
On the paddock summary, you can now see the following details about the grazing periods within that paddock:

These new features are available on the Performance Plan.