The Farm Financial Platform Purpose-Built for Australian Cropping Accountants

From crop budgets and gross margin analysis to seasonal cashflow planning, scenario modelling, and scalable reporting, Figured gives Australian cropping accountants a complete financial management platform for all their agri advisory services.
  • A shareable financial picture for the whole farm team, including the bank.
  • Crop-level gross margin reporting your clients can act on.
  • Agri-specific AI built natively into the platform.

The World’s Largest Farm Financial Management Platform

There’s a reason thousands of agri-accounting firms across Australia, New Zealand, the UK, and the USA run their cropping clients through Figured. More than 35,000 farms trust the platform — and the advisers who use it every day know exactly why.

When Your Cropping Clients Need You, Figured Is There

Crop Budgets that Reflect What’s Happening in the Paddock

Build plans that link sowing programmes, input costs, and harvest income to the farm’s actual cash position. You, your client, and the bank all read the same numbers, so when conditions change mid-season nobody is working from a picture that’s months old.

Crop-Level Gross Margin Reporting, Down to Individual Crops

Spot which crops are pulling their weight. Figured’s crop gross margin reporting breaks income and costs down to the individual field and crop type, so every client conversation is backed by real numbers.

Custom Reporting Without Hours of Manual Work

Figured Reporting Studio gives you full control over how farm performance is measured and presented. Build once as firm-wide templates, let AI write the commentary for you, then roll out across your entire cropping portfolio in minutes.

Planning Tools for the Decisions that Matter Most

From scenario modelling to succession planning, help your clients think through the year’s biggest calls before they make them, with numbers grounded in what’s really happening on the farm.

Heard This Before?

“The big review happens after harvest. That’s when we get all the numbers.”

In cropping, the financial picture might only arrive once the crop is sold, but the decisions that shape profitability don’t wait for review time. When a farmer calls about a land lease or machinery investment, they need a clear picture now. Waiting until the next review can cost them the opportunity. So they make their decisions alone.

The accounting practices who can give clear answers on those calls, who have the numbers ready, do things differently. They’re on a financial platform that keeps the picture current, with costs allocated to the right field and crop, inventory valued, and a cash position that’s relevant to the minute.

Their platform reflects the real complexities of crop farming, and has the tools, workflows, and AI support to make real-time advisory a normal part of client relationships.

That platform is Figured.

How Figured Works for Australian Cropping Accountants

Figured is the agri financial management tool that turns seasonal insights into real-time actions, helping you deliver better, faster advisory across your full portfolio of cropping farmers.

Budgets that Stay Relevant All Season

Build financial plans that connect sowing programmes, input costs, and expected harvest income to the farm’s actual cash position, using a familiar grid-style interface your clients can work in alongside you.

There’s no fixed financial year, and no need to start from scratch when things change. Reforecast at any point in the season, and when it comes time to build next year’s budget, cut the manual work by rolling over last year’s numbers.

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Custom Visual Reports for Your Full Portfolio

Figured reimagines reporting for Australian cropping accountants.

Build highly visual report templates at the organisation level and watch as the KPIs, charts, and tables populate automatically at the farm level. With Auto Analyst, AI even writes the commentary for you — so bank packs, management summaries, governance reports, and all the other reports you need each year can be produced in minutes, consistently, across your entire cropping portfolio.

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Connecting Production and Financial Data Together

The Figured Crop Tracker is where production planning and financial management come together. Record what’s being grown, what’s been harvested, and what’s been sold — and watch the financial impact flow through to your client’s budget automatically.

Then, the Inventory Tracker manages harvested crops and purchased inputs (like seed, fertiliser, and chemicals) in a single connected view, so you always know what’s on hand and what it’s worth.

The Allocator links actual income and expenses from Xero, MYOB, or QuickBooks directly to the right crop season, including partial allocations where a cost is shared across multiple crops, so gross margin reporting reflects what actually happened each season.

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Help Your Clients Plan for What Comes Next

Australian agriculture is undergoing massive generational change, and your practice could play a pivotal role in shaping what comes next.

With Figured, scenario modelling helps you take all of that live farm data and quickly map different pathways in financial terms, so your clients and their families can see what their operation could look like before they commit to a plan.

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EOFY Crop Valuations Without the Scramble

EOFY compliance for cropping clients involves more than closing the books. Unsold grain, on-hand inputs, and in-ground crops all need to be valued accurately for tax purposes — and getting that right depends on having current, reconciled records throughout the year.

Figured keeps your clients’ cropping inventory current throughout the season, so the closing valuations your team needs for the annual accounts are already tracked in the system. Less scrambling, fewer surprises, and more confidence that the numbers you’re filing reflect reality.

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[Figured] makes a complicated, complex business model into a black and white picture — the difference between telling a producer they’re at breakeven versus showing them they’re staring down hundreds of dollars an acre in profitability by taking specific steps.

Jarod Creed
Jarod Creed JC Ag Financial Services

I didn’t have a lot of confidence in my spreadsheet and my formulas. Whereas with Figured, I know they’re all over that. It gives me a lot more confidence to know that the actual figures being pulled through are correct — and they’re getting pulled through in real time.

Pru Lynch
Pru Lynch Farmer

I can almost remember to the day when we discovered Figured. It’s just been so nice to get off the spreadsheets, get off the pen and paper, get off the napkins, and actually put some useful tools and information out there that you rely on and have confidence in.

Holly Haralson
Holly Haralson Empire Ag

For your clients

Why Your Cropping Clients Will Want to Be on Figured

  • A current view of their financial position, even as the season changes.
  • Budgets built around how their season runs, including crop production plans and input timing.
  • See the profitability of each crop before committing to next season’s rotation.
  • Reports they can take to the bank with confidence, any time they need them.
  • A financial platform that grows with the operation, from day-to-day budgeting through to farm ownership.
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Integrations

Connected to the Tools Your Clients Already Use

Figured doesn’t replace your existing software — it plugs in on top, pulling live data from Xero, QuickBooks Online, or MYOB, and integrates with the apps you already use to manage the farm.
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Figured for Cropping — FAQ

Xero (and other accounting software, like MYOB and QuickBooks Online) records what money moved and when. Agworld records what happened in the paddock. Figured sits between them to answer the question neither can: what did each crop actually cost to produce, and was it profitable?

For cropping clients, Figured’s core contribution is gross margin reporting at the crop season level. That means income and costs broken down by crop type, season, and field, with inventory tracking for harvested product that hasn’t been sold yet, and the ability to plan and budget on a per-hectare basis.

Agworld handles agronomic planning in detail that Figured doesn’t try to replicate. The integration between the two means Agworld data flows into Figured as crop season forecasts. Each system does what it does well, and linking them together ensures your practice can provide high-value advisory with the most relevant data, every time.

The short version: Farm Reporter is for actuals. Farm Manager is for planning.

Farm Reporter gives your clients access to real-time financial reporting drawn from their accounting software. It’s well-suited to clients where your main goal is accurate, up-to-date compliance reporting and you want to move that work off spreadsheets.

Farm Manager includes everything in Farm Reporter, plus budgeting, cashflow forecasting, and variance reporting. It’s the right choice when you want to move the relationship beyond compliance and into the higher-value work that’s more resilient to changing market trends. Farm Manager makes it possible to build forecasts, model crop rotation decisions, and hold more frequent conversations with clients about the future of their business.

For most Australian cropping accountants building an advisory practice, Farm Manager is where that growth happens. Farm Reporter is a solid starting point for clients who aren’t ready to engage at that level yet.

Yes. The Figured Crop Gross Margin report shows income and costs broken down by crop season, so you can see the profitability of wheat versus barley versus canola, or compare the same crop across different seasons. Run it for a single tracker or across multiple crop seasons at once, with results shown as a consolidated view or side by side.

Each crop season report includes key metrics on a per-hectare basis, which lets you normalise across farms of different sizes and have a consistent conversation about cost of production and returns. You can also rollover prior-year actuals into a new season as a starting point for planning.

Most likely, but it depends on the state of the file.

Figured pulls crop income and farm transactions from Xero, QuickBooks Online, or MYOB, so the platform works best when crop sales are coded to dedicated accounts and the chart of accounts has some structure to it.

This is exactly where our support team can help. We’ll walk you through onboarding onto Figured, setting up your first farm files, and creating a rollout plan that works for your business. With ongoing support available to all users regardless of Figured plan, plus a Help Centre packed full of useful articles on integrations, setup, and product info, we’re always here to answer your questions.

Yes. With cropping being so seasonal, banks lending to cropping operations generally want to see that the cashflow plan accounts for the gaps, and that your practice has a clear picture of what each enterprise is costing to run. Figured provides both: a cashflow view that reflects the actual timing of income and expenses across the season, and gross margin reporting by crop type that shows cost of production and profitability at the enterprise level.

When a client needs to go to the bank for seasonal finance or to refinance heading into a new season, the numbers are already in the system and current, and the conversation can start from the actual farm position.

Some Australian banks are beginning to actively favour cropping clients who can provide this kind of forward-looking reporting. Getting ahead of that shift now is one of the stronger arguments for building your advisory practice on Figured.

For most organisations, getting started is relatively quick. Connecting your accounting software and creating the farm in Figured takes minutes, and our onboarding and Customer Success team can help you get your trackers configured correctly from there.

A clean, well-organised file can be producing useful reports the same day. If your file needs a bit of tidying up first, our team will help you get there.

The Decisions that Define a Crop Season Don’t Wait for EOFY. Neither Should You

Join the Australian cropping advisers who use Figured to stay across their clients’ numbers year-round — so when the call comes, they’re already in the conversation.