Keep the existing invoice
The nine-column cattle format is preserved by copying the operation’s real invoice files and updating only the data cells.
BEEF.SUPPORTDrover connects the owner in the field with the office—capturing billable details without changing how either person works.
Drover · Live since July 2026
active customer accounts
The owner sends a voice note, text, or call transcript. Drover organizes the details. The office reviews the work.
Feed, hay, labor, and other billable items arrived through calls and quick conversations. The office had to reconstruct those details at month end, alongside its existing per-lot cattle records.
Drover collects the ad-hoc charges as they happen and adds them to the right customer’s running tab. The office retains control of the per-lot livestock records; that part of the workflow stays with the person who knows the animals.
Workflow overview · not a customer record
A voice note, a short text, or a recorded-call transcript. No new form to learn.
Match the customer and company, retain the source, and prepare the invoice entry.
The office receives a document link and change summary, then checks and approves the work.
The nine-column cattle format is preserved by copying the operation’s real invoice files and updating only the data cells.
Office answers use the live invoice sheet, so direct edits by the office are reflected in the next lookup.
Raw transcripts and summaries are filed with the customer, with links back from the billing work.
Nothing goes to the customer unreviewed. The owner gets a short confirmation; the office gets the numbers, source documents, and a clear view of what needs approval.
The office reviews assembled ad-hoc charges instead of rebuilding them from scattered field notes. The owner keeps using voice notes and short texts.
Field-to-office capture, invoice line items, source documents, and office approval are live.
Task-completion notifications and wider calendar integration are planned. Deeper integration with the per-lot livestock platform remains planned.
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