Farmit review
Field-focused farm management across crop cycles, inputs, equipment and workforce.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Farmit brings field mapping, crop planning, agronomy records, equipment, inventory, workforce coordination and production reporting into a farm management system. It is aimed at small and mid-market agricultural operations that need to coordinate field execution and crop cycles. Teams can access shared operational data through web, iOS and Android, with an API available for external connections. Its focus is operational: crop workflows and field activities are central, rather than general business administration.
The strongest fit is for teams linking day-to-day field work to crop and production progress. Georeferenced field areas sit alongside crop cycles, pesticide and fertilizer records, soil analysis and scouting. Staff can assign field tasks, track execution and update statuses, while equipment tracking includes maintenance schedules and operating hours. Inventory monitoring covers agricultural inputs and stock movement; workforce scheduling supports roles and execution coordination. Production follow-up extends to yield progress and post-harvest activities, with dashboards and reports for operational oversight. These connected workflows make Farmit relevant when field activity, inputs and production need to be managed together, rather than in separate records.
Farmit's plans are not presented as public price tiers: the vendor invites prospective customers to request a personalized demo, so buyers should expect a sales conversation. Phone and email support are listed, and the product is offered through cloud and mobile deployment. The boundary to consider is finance: the vendor mentions financial data synchronization, but that does not establish accounting or financial-management functionality. Teams seeking crop operations software with field mapping, inventory and workforce coordination may find the scope aligned; organizations requiring a confirmed full ERP with financial management should compare alternatives before deciding.
Farmit pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Maps georeferenced areas and connects them to crop plans and field tasks
- Tracks agronomy records, input stock, equipment and maintenance schedules
- Coordinates workforce and production follow-up across web and mobile
- Where it doesn't
- Financial management is not established as a core capability
- Pricing requires contacting sales rather than choosing a published plan
- Its focus on farm operations may not suit teams seeking broader ERP functions
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