Straight answers before you book.

Complete. Grower lifecycle, contracts, input credit and vouchers, depot stock, field operations, finance and recovery, compliance and reporting are one connected platform - not separate tools you stitch together, and not modules sold to you one at a time.

It's in production. Tobacco merchants are running on it in Zimbabwe and we're onboarding more for the coming season. We don't publish customer names or numbers - what we'll do is show you the working platform and let you push on it.

Yes. Officers register growers, capture GPS and complete inspections with no signal at all; everything queues on the device and syncs automatically, in order, when they're back in range - nothing lost, nothing entered twice. Where two people edited the same thing, the clash is raised for review rather than quietly overwritten.

Every input, voucher and recovery traces to one deduplicated grower record on a tamper-evident, multi-currency ledger - so issuance, field work and recovery all reconcile to the same source instead of a dozen files. The decisions that move money need a second approver, and the trail is yours to read and filter.

Yes. SwiftlyGMS is part of the Swiftly suite and links to Swiftly ERP, so deductions taken at the floor are collected on a schedule you set and credited against the right grower's loan - with reversals handled, and a person deciding where anything unmatched should land. Each grower's balance is also available to the systems you authorise. Running something else? Bring it to the demo.

It's built around the regulated recovery and reporting flow tobacco merchants work under, and keeps the figures the regulator cares about in configuration - not hard-coded. We'll show each one live in the demo.

Yes, with one honest boundary. You name the crops your business grows yourself, in Admin & Settings, and every season, contract, parcel and input pack is then recorded against one of them - like any setting that matters, a second person signs it off. Nothing in the record underneath is tobacco-shaped either: growers, contracts, input credit and vouchers, depot stock, offline field work, the multi-currency loan ledger and recovery work the same way for any contracted crop. What is built for tobacco is the regulator side: the TIMB returns with the regulated stop-order recovery around them, and reconciling what the selling floor deducts. Whatever your trade needs in place of those two, we scope it with you rather than claim it is already there. Tobacco is what the platform is proven on in production today - the machinery underneath it was never tobacco-only.

Zimbabwe ships today, built around how the local tobacco trade actually works. New markets are added as country packs - a configuration, not a rebuild.

Yes - a guided migration brings your growers and balances in with validation and a dry run first, so you move in with confidence, not chaos.