Agriculture
Farm security and operations on one platform
Zamatrack helps South African farms and agricultural businesses control who enters the property, verify perimeter and section patrols by GPS, log incidents such as theft or stock losses, keep seasonal workers' attendance accurate, and stay in contact across large distances using GSM push-to-talk radios.
- Core modules
- 6across 7 steps, gate to report
- Runs on
- Web, Android & iOS, online or offline
- Licensing from
- R600/month dashboard + R350/month per device see pricing
- Local support
- Johannesburg & Durban · 0861 987 987
The problem
What slows agriculture down?
The same issues come up in almost every conversation we have with teams like yours.
Large, remote perimeters
Fences, gates and sections run for kilometres, and a supervisor cannot physically check that patrols happened.
Theft and stock losses
Losses are often discovered late and recorded informally, which weakens insurance claims and police reports.
Seasonal labour
Headcount swings with the season, and manual timesheets for casual workers are slow and easy to dispute.
Communication over distance
Conventional two-way radios don't reach across a whole farm, leaving workers and guards out of contact.
End to end
How do the modules fit together for agriculture?
Each module closes one link in the chain. Together they cover the whole operation, from the gate to the report.
- 01
Control who gets on site
Deliveries, contractors and buyers are logged at the farm gate, with vehicle and licence details captured.
- 02
Put the right people on shift
Seasonal and permanent workers clock in biometrically, so payroll reflects who actually worked.
- 03
Prove the work happened
Patrols along fences, pump houses and sections are verified by GPS and NFC tags, not by a radio call.
- 04
Capture and escalate what goes wrong
Theft, fire, fence breaks and stock losses are logged with photos and coordinates while standing at the scene.
- 05
Fix it and close the loop
A broken pump or fence line becomes a job with a location and a photo, assigned to the right person.
- 06
Account for assets and stock
Implements, tools and inputs are registered and issued against a person, so losses show up immediately.
- 07
Report to whoever needs it
Owners and managers get incident, attendance and patrol summaries without driving the farm.
Start with one link in the chain and add the rest as you go. Every module shares the same dashboard, users and reports, so nothing has to be rebuilt later.
The outcome
What changes with Worxit
One platform for the control room, managers and people in the field, backed by hardware and support from a local team.
Build my stack- GPS-verified patrols across large farm perimeters
- Nationwide push-to-talk with no repeaters or radio licences
- Incident records with photographs and coordinates
- Accurate seasonal worker attendance for payroll
- A register of implements, tools and inputs
Recommended modules
Which modules do agriculture usually start with?
Start with the essentials and add modules as you grow. They all share one dashboard.
FAQ
Agriculture: common questions
How does push-to-talk work across a large farm?
GSM PTT radios use the cellular network rather than line-of-sight repeaters, so anyone within mobile coverage can talk, whatever the distance.
Can we track casual and seasonal workers?
Yes. Biometric clock-ins record each worker's hours against the right site and date, which can be exported to support payroll.
Does the app work where there is no signal?
Yes. Patrols, incidents and checklists are captured offline and sync once the device is back in coverage.
See Worxit set up for agriculture
Book a 30-minute live demo and see how Worxit fits your sites, teams and reporting.