Controlled business unit access
Business units can be set up so only the Group Manager team can access them — farm owners do not need login access unless you choose to provide it.
Enterprise variant
Enterprise Group Manager
Built for advisors, consultants and bureau-style managers who need to run many farmer clients under one account — with shared standards and clear separation where it matters.
Who it is for
Enterprise Group Manager is a descendant of agCOMMANDER Enterprise. A Group Manager Subscriber (GMS) manages farmer clients as separate business units under a single subscription. Each farmer client is a Group Manager Client (GMC).
Use it when you need one place to standardise inputs, reporting and permissions across many farms — without treating those farms as a single corporate enterprise.
What you keep from Enterprise
Group Manager inherits the core multi-business-unit strengths of Enterprise.
One shared set of inputs
Maintain a common catalogue of consumables, operations, crop types and manual tasks across client business units.
Overarching reports
Run consolidated and comparative reporting across the client portfolio you manage.
Roles and permissions
Control who can log into which business units, with role-based permissions that match how your team works.
How Group Manager differs
Designed for many independent clients rather than one shared corporate structure.
Client data stays separate
Assets, contacts, staff, and livestock categories/subcategories are not shared across business units — each client keeps its own lists.
Business units billed as add-ons
Each client business unit is an add-on in the Group Manager model. You scale by the number of BUs you manage.
Add-ons per client
Advanced modules are not on by default for every client. Each GMC business unit can purchase the add-ons it needs.
Business Unit Administrator
A dedicated user type that can set default application rates, consumable stock-on-hand tracking, and default hours/area settings for their business unit.
Simplified Mode for client farms
From the business unit configuration screen, the Group Manager can switch a client BU into Simplified Mode. That turns off advanced modules the client does not need — including work orders, inventory of consumables, NDVI imagery, precision integrations, QA records, overheads, harvest contracts and related workflows — on both desktop and mobile.
Keep the day-to-day experience focused for the farmer, while your team retains the Enterprise Group Manager toolkit above them.
Explore Group Manager for your clients
Talk with us about portfolio size, Simplified Mode setups, and how Group Manager compares with standard Enterprise.
Need operational detail? Read the Knowledge Base article .
