Case study · From the Pluris libraryReceipt no. 1257
What sucked
Operational and financial data was fragmented across ERP modules and spreadsheets, leaving management with no consolidated view of farming and production.
Leaders lacked unified visibility into volume, yield, order throughput, and farmer-level economics. Any solution had to access production ERP data without risking system stability.
What they built
Tensile built a governed data layer for a multi-entity global agri-food group: a read-only, zero-write ERP extraction feed into a cleaned, governed data store, with multi-domain BI dashboards spanning production, finance, sales and vendor, and farmer intelligence.
What changed
Daily decisions, not monthly guesswork
Dashboards for volume, yield, and orders per day are in daily use by named business owners.
Zero-write ERP integration
A read-only extraction layer means reporting can never destabilise the live production ERP.
Farmer-level economics surfaced
Farmer intelligence exposes productivity, field-officer coverage, geography, and loss-making farm economics.
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