How it works

From raw feed to a decision you can actually take

Six surfaces, one chain: data in, exposure read against your farm, output in pounds and plain language.

Step 1
Connect your farm — enterprises, hectares, opening balance, expected receipts and payments. Import a CSV from your accounts or enter figures directly; exchange-rate and weather feeds then run automatically. Direct Figured, Xero, QuickBooks and Sage connections are in build.
Step 2
AgriRisk reads market, weather and operational signal against that exposure and maintains the register, projection and score.
Step 3
You review the register, the flags and the possible actions to consider, and decide. Every decision is recorded.

The six modules

Baseline risk monitoring

Commodity, FX, input-cost and weather signal read continuously against your farm's own exposure.

What it does: Commodity prices, sterling FX, input-cost indices and Met Office weather signal are ingested from multiple sources so no single feed becomes a dependency. Each is read against the enterprise mix, tonnage and payment timings held for your farm.
What you get: A continuously updated exposure picture that feeds every other module.

Self-updating risk register

Risks that update themselves as the underlying data moves, each with possible actions to consider.

What it does: Each risk carries a plain-language name, a category, a severity band, a £ magnitude estimate and a last-updated stamp. When the underlying driver moves, the entry updates itself rather than waiting for someone to review it.
What you get: One to three possible actions to consider per risk, each with rationale, expected impact and effort — accepted, deferred or dismissed with a reason, written to an immutable audit trail.

Where an action would cross into regulated advice, the entry says so and points to a qualified adviser.

Cash flow predictor

A 12-week rolling projection that flags a shortage before you reach it.

What it does: Expected receipts and payments build a 12-week rolling projection from your opening balance, with probability-weighted risk scenarios layered on top.
What you get: Pre-shortage weeks flagged prominently, with the receipts and payments driving them one click away.

Weather and market alerts

Raw feeds translated into what the movement is worth to your business in pounds.

What it does: Weather warnings and market moves are filtered to the ones that touch your exposure, then translated into a pound figure rather than left as a percentage.
What you get: A filterable feed by category and severity, with the source of each alert named.

Farm health score

One composite daily score, with every component shown and explained.

What it does: A single daily composite built from open risk exposure, projected cash headroom and current alert pressure.
What you get: One number, with the three components and the reason for any movement shown alongside it.

What-if toggle

Move commodity price, input cost or payment timing and watch the projection respond.

What it does: Parametric toggles — commodity ±10%, input cost ±15%, a 30-day payment delay — applied across the projection and the score.
What you get: An immediate recalculation, with a transparency panel stating this is sensitivity analysis, not a full simulation.

Where your farm data comes from

Your accounting stack

Figured, Xero, QuickBooks Online and Sage Business Cloud, all over OAuth 2, plus structured spreadsheet upload with schema validation for farms that do not run accounting software. These direct connections are in build — today you import a CSV from your accounts or enter figures directly in the workspace.

External signal

Met Office weather feeds, AHDB market prices, Bank of England FX and input-cost indices from several sources, with publicly available commodity futures where they exist. Multi-source by design, so no single feed becomes a dependency.

See pricing