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الموقع قيد الإنشاء
A farm earns once or twice a year and spends all year. Alladdin keeps your purchases, your sales to packers, cooperatives and wholesalers, and your payments in one place, so the margin of a season is not a surprise.
Deliveries come in waves and clients pay on their own terms. Set up invoicing cycles that follow your harvest and delivery periods, and give each client the payment terms you agreed.
Harvest-based cycles
Schedule invoices to match delivery periods, weekly, monthly or per season.
Payment terms per client
Cash on delivery for one buyer, 60 days for another.
Reminders on late payments
Late invoices are chased on the schedule you set.
Seed, fertiliser, plant protection, irrigation parts and equipment: record each supplier invoice, scan the paper ones and see what is still to pay. Keep the history so you can compare suppliers before the next season.
Purchase history
Every input bought, with supplier, date and price.
Price comparison
Compare what two suppliers charged for the same product.
Payments by transfer, cheque, LCN or cash
Record how and when each supplier is paid, including part payments.
Open a project for each crop, field or season and add the purchases and hours that belong to it. Compare it with what you sold and decide what to plant next year on real numbers.
Per-crop breakdown
From seed to sale, what each crop cost to produce.
Season against season
Compare profitability from one year to the next.
Costs against budget
See the overrun while there is still time to act.
Keep a count of what is in the store and the packing shed: bags of fertiliser, spare parts, crates ready to ship. Create one warehouse per site and get an alert before a key input runs out.
Stock by warehouse
One stock for the farm store, another for the packing shed.
Low-stock alerts
Know when an input needs reordering.
Yes. Open a project per crop, field or season and add purchases, expenses and hours to it, then compare with your sales.
Yes. Create a recurring invoice with a weekly or monthly schedule, or create each invoice by hand when the delivery is weighed.
No. Alladdin is the business side of the farm: sales, purchases, stock, costs and accounts. Agronomy tools stay separate.
It depends on the product and the buyer. Alladdin lets you set 20%, 10% or exempt per line; ask your accountant which one applies to you.
Yes. Invite your accountant to your account to review entries and prepare TVA periods on the same data.
Open a project for one crop, add the first purchase and invoice your first delivery.