Are you sure you're getting paid for every pound of feed you put out?
Do you bill customers based on an average ration price? If you do, you are likely short-changing yourself. The problem is that most loads of feed will not have an exact quantity of every ingredient in them. Human tendency is to add a little extra when dumping an ingredient in the mixer to make sure there is enough. This problem is especially evident with more expensive ingredients.
Fusion automatically keep track of the actual quantity of ingredients in every delivery of feed. When an invoice is created, Fusion will charge for the actual ingredients delivered to the pen rather than a theoretical perfect ration. The same is true for lot closeouts and other feed-driven reports.
Not only will you see a greater amount of profit, you'll also have peace of mind knowing your customer is being billed for exactly what their cattle are fed. As you see the difference, you may even find ways to mix loads more accurately—a win for you and your customer!
A yard consistently overloaded supplement by ten to twenty pounds in each load. After feeding with Fusion for a little while, they became aware of the actual, cumulative cost to a seemingly minor overage. Because of that they decided to slow the auger down to become more accurate. Even without slowing the auger down, Fusion was ensuring they weren't giving away free supplement. Either way, the cost-savings for this alone more than paid for Fusion.
