Yes. Where a client runs multiple farming operations under one MYOB file, Figured’s Multi-Farm feature uses MYOB’s jobs to separate those operations within a single Figured file. Each farm gets its own production tracking and reporting, viewable individually or consolidated across the group.

Where separate MYOB files each need their own Figured farm, those can be grouped for consolidated reporting using Multi-Entity instead.

Each production tracker needs its own set of accounts in MYOB with the correct account types, and the exact accounts depend on what you’re tracking.

For example, livestock trackers need a non-cash movement account, a livestock on-hand account, and a revaluation reserve account for each stock type; cropping trackers need the same setup minus the revaluation reserve.

If a client’s MYOB file doesn’t already have this structure, it’s worth setting these accounts up before connecting Figured, so the trackers can map correctly from the start.

The first sync pulls across your MYOB file’s full history, so it takes longer than every sync after it. Once that finishes, Figured settles into its normal speed of syncing automatically every few hours. If you’re onboarding a file with several years of history, allow time for it to complete before setting up trackers or the chart of accounts.

Figured syncs with MYOB automatically through a secure API, but you can trigger an immediate sync any time within the Figured app. You can also view your connections from the same menu to check how long a sync has been running. This is useful straight after reconciling transactions or changing your chart of accounts.

No. Once a Figured farm is connected to a MYOB file, it can’t be moved to a different one. If the wrong file gets connected, the fix is to create a new Figured farm and connect that to the correct file.