Once connected, Trev sends across your opening livestock numbers as at the sync-from date, along with every livestock event recorded from that date onward. That includes natural increase, purchases, sales, culls, deaths, pet food, missing and found stock, leases in and out, and transfers and class changes in and out.

That data flows into a dedicated livestock tracker in Figured. Because Trev is the source of truth for these movements, the tracker is read-only on the Figured side — it reflects what’s been recorded in Trev rather than something you re-enter or adjust manually. The result is one set of livestock numbers behind both your farm reporting and your financial reporting, rather than two records that can drift apart over time.

Yes. The Figured integration sits under Trev’s industry integrations feature, which is included in the Pro tier. Trev’s Essential tier includes basic milk data integration, but the broader financial and industry integrations — including Figured — are a Pro-level feature.

If you’re on Trev’s Notebook or Essential plan and want to connect to Figured, you’ll need to upgrade to Pro first.

Yes. The Trev integration brings your livestock data into Figured, but Figured itself runs on top of your accounting software — Xero, MYOB, or QuickBooks Online. Trev doesn’t replace that connection; it sits alongside it, feeding livestock movements into the Livestock Tracker while your financial transactions continue to sync from your accounting software as normal.

In practice, this means the full picture only comes together once both connections are in place.

Once the integration is connected, the Livestock Tracker receiving Trev’s data becomes read-only in Figured. Trev is treated as the single source of truth for those movements, so the tracker simply reflects what’s recorded there. That’s what removes double entry: there’s only ever one set of numbers to maintain.

If a number in Trev needs correcting, the fix happens in Trev and flows through to Figured automatically.

Figured is SOC 2 Type II and SOC 3 compliant, independently assessed by A-LIGN against the security, availability, and confidentiality trust principles. That covers how Figured handles and protects data generally, including data received through integrations like Trev.

Trev states that protecting farm data is central to its approach and uses secure SSL encryption across the platform. Between the two platforms, the same kind of secure, encrypted connection used for Figured’s other integrations (like Xero) applies to the Trev connection as well.