TradeOn for Agriculture & Agri-inputs
Seeds, fertilizers, pesticides and equipment move on sharp seasonal peaks and season-long credit. TON keeps agri-input distribution organised, batch-tracked, GST-correct and credit-controlled, from company to dealer to farmer-facing retailer.
The operating problems in this sector
- Sharp seasonal demand spikes that overwhelm manual order-taking.
- Batch and expiry tracking for agrochemicals.
- Season-long credit extended down the channel.
- Subsidy and scheme documentation that must reconcile.
How TradeOn addresses them
- Fast seasonal ordering: Dealers order against your live catalog and stock; you accept, ship and invoice without the season's paperwork piling up.
- Batch & expiry control: Track agrochemical stock by lot and expiry, and require batch visibility on buyer relationships where compliance demands it.
- Channel credit discipline: Season-long credit is bounded by per-dealer limits and credit days, with unpaid-invoice caps to protect cash flow.
- GST & movement documents: Correct tax split, e-invoice and e-Way Bill for inter-state supply, with rupee-formatted invoice PDFs.
- Books for the season: TON Books gives P&L, GST returns and receivables aging so you close the season with clean numbers.
Who it is for
Manufacturer, Distributor, Super Stockist, Dealer, Retailer.
Frequently asked questions
Can I track batches and expiry for agrochemicals?
Yes, stock is lot-tracked with expiry, and batch visibility can be required on each buyer relationship.
How does TON handle season-long credit?
Per-relationship credit limits, credit days and unpaid-invoice caps keep channel credit under control automatically.
Is inter-state supply documented?
Yes, with GST invoicing, e-invoice (IRN) and e-Way Bill generation.
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