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Stockflow Reports

An overview of what stockflow reports are, how to download them and how to read them

What is stockflow reports?

Stockflow reports is a downloadable report which gives you a snapshot of all your livestock changes within a selected period. This can help you reconcile headcount movements, verify numbers before a sale or just give you a data only view of your stock performance to help you plan for what you want to do next.

Where can I find the stockflow reports?

Settings > Select your Property > Reports

Note: This is only available to Owners, Admins and Property Managers, so if you cannot find it, then you do not have permission to access it.

How do I download a stockflow report?

  1. Go to the reports tab under your property settings

  2. Select the From date field to open the date picker

  3. Select a date where you want your reporting period to begin

  4. Select a date where you want your reporting period to end

  1. Select Apply. You will now see the Download Reports button has become active (green).

  1. Select Download Reports and the ZIP file containing the CSVs will begin to download in your web browser.

  2. Unzip the contents of the ZIP file which will contain the following CSV files:
    - Eventlog
    - KPIs
    - Stock class detail
    - Stock group detail

  3. Open the CSV file in your preferred application. CSVs can be opened in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers (for Mac).

What does each CSV contain?

  • Eventlog - The Event Log is a line by line breakdown of all events that have changed the composition of a stock group.

    • property_name: the name of your property

    • stock_group: the name of the stock group

    • stock_class: the stock class assigned to that stock group

    • event_type: the type of event that has made a change to the stock groups headcount, weight or rating

    • event_date: the date the above event occurred on

    • hd_change: the change to the headcount caused by the event (if applicable)

    • stockgroup_hdcount: the headcount of the stock group after the event

    • avg_weight_kg: the average weight, in kilograms, after the event

  • KPIs - This is a snapshot of the key performance indicators for the reporting period you have selected.

    • property_name: the name of your property

    • date_range: the date range you selected when downloading the stockflow report

    • exported_by: the name of the person who downloaded the report

    • exported_date: the date the report was downloaded

    • total_head: the total headcount on the property by the end of the reporting period

    • total_hd_increase: the total number of livestock added in the reporting period

    • total_hd_decrease: the total number of livestock removed in the reporting period

    • total_closing_weight: the total weight of all livestock at the end of the reporting period

    • total_weight_gain: the total weight at the end of the reporting period minus the total weight at the beginning of the reporting period

    • total_demand_ddh: total feed demand at the end of the reporting period in stock days per hectare

    • total_kgdm: total KG of dry matter based on feed estimates during the reporting period

  • Stock class detail: A list of all of the stock classes, summarising events that made changes to weight, rating or headcount.

    • stock_class: the stock class e.g. Heifer, Cow, Ewe, Lamb etc…

    • weight_band: the weight band the stock classes falls into within this reporting period

    • open_hd: the headcount at the beginning of the reporting period

    • closing_hd: the headcount at the end of the reporting period

    • hd_diff: the difference between open_hd and closing_hd

    • class_change: how many head changed to that class during the reporting period

    • avg_weight: the average weight in KGs of the stock class in the reporting period

    • avg_adg: the average, average daily gain in KG of the stock class in the reporting period

    • purchases: how many head were purchased into the stock class during the reporting period

    • births: how many head were birthed into the stock group class during the reporting period

    • sales: how many head were sold out of this stock group class during the reporting period

    • deaths: how many head were recorded dead during the reporting period

    • recount_lost: how many head were reported lost during the reporting period

    • recount_found: how many head were reported found during the reporting period

  • Stock group detail: A list of all of the stock groups, summarising events that made changes to weight, rating or headcount.

    • property_name: the name of your property

    • stock_group: the name of the stock group

    • mob: the name of the mob the stock group belongs to

    • paddock: the name of the paddock the mob was in at the end of the reporting period

    • stock_class: the stock class the stock group has been assigned

    • open_date: if the stock group was created during the reporting period, the date it was created on (blank if not applicable)

    • closing_date: if the stock group headcount is reduced to zero during the reporting period, what date that happened on (blank if not applicable)

    • open_hd: the headcount at the beginning of the reporting period

    • closing_hd: the headcount at the end of the reporting period

    • hd_diff: the different between open_hd and closing_hd

    • open_avg_weight: the average weight of the stock group, in kilograms, at the beginning of the reporting period

    • ending_avg_weight: the average weight of the stock group, in kilograms, at the end of the reporting period

    • adg: (ending_avg_weight - open_avg_weight)/number of days in the reporting period

    • purchases: how many head were purchased into the stock group during the reporting period

    • births: how many head were birthed into the stock group during the reporting period

    • sales: how many head were sold out of this stock group during the reporting period

    • deaths: how many head were recorded dead during the reporting period

    • recount_lost: how many head were reported lost during the reporting period

    • recount_found: how many head were reported found during the reporting period

    • merge_in: number of head merged into the stock group

    • split_out: number of head split out of the stock group

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