Centralia, MO
(573) 682-1080

Livestock auction management software

Revolutionize Your Sale Barn Operations

From rapid check-ins to automated seller settlements, we provide the ultimate toolkit for a stress-free sale day.

Chapter 01

What makes sale day hard

Sale day is where an auction barn earns its money, and it is also where the work piles up. Labor costs, sales that run late, manual reporting and a steady turnover of office staff are the problems this software was built to take on.

It comes from Randy Power, who was raised on a livestock farm in Mid-Missouri and has worked in livestock auction software since 1997. The goal has stayed the same for over twenty years: a sale barn that runs smoothly, with straightforward tools and support you can count on.

View from a raised clerk's booth through a wide window onto a sawdust auction ring, with a keyboard and the edge of a monitor on a worn desk

View from a raised clerk's booth through a wide window onto a sawdust auction ring, with a keyboard and the edge of a monitor on a worn desk

One system from first check-in to the final report

Rapid check-in, real-time ring clerking, instant buyer settlements, automated seller settlements and the final custodial report all come out of the same program. It carries a sale from the first ring clerk entry right through to the final custodial report, whether you run a small local sale or a high-volume market.

Sellers get their checks quickly, and buyers settle up quickly. Mike and Lori Vanmaanen of Eastern Missouri Commission Company in Bowling Green, MO, put it this way: "The components all tie together and work together effortlessly."

Chapter 03

Built for the people who run the office

It is a true Windows program with familiar menus, so part-time office staff can pick it up without a long ramp.

Nancy Schrock of Midwest Exchange Regional Stockyards in Mexico, MO, says, "Anybody can use this system; you don't have to be a computer genius." With the turnover common in sale barn offices, a program people already know how to navigate is a real advantage.

Training is detailed and personal at every stage of setup and operation, and support is 24/7 by telephone and remote access.

“With the old system, sales lasted 3-4 hours longer than they do now.” - Mitchell Livestock, LLC, Mitchell, SD

Before you call

Questions barns ask us

Want to see it running? The demo videos are password protected, and the password is one phone call away at (573) 682-1080. You can also read what other sale barns say on the reviews page or send the office a note.

It was built by people who grew up in livestock and have spent years in the yards and the front office. The whole program runs check-in, ring clerking, the office, penning, video and custodial balancing as one system, so a sale barn is not stitching tools together on sale day.

Check-in by slip or tag, liens on a seller, ring clerking from the keyboard, video capture of every transaction, penning, buyer and seller settlements, invoicing, and the reports afterwards. Buyer trades and multiple sales take a few clicks.

It automates work that used to need several people, and it is simple enough that part-time or newer office staff can handle it. Several barns run their sale with fewer people than they needed on the old system.

Yes. It is a true Windows program with familiar menus, which matters in a business with high staff turnover. One barn, Daviess County Livestock Market in Gallatin, Missouri, says it took one sale to train everyone.

Support is 24/7 by telephone and remote access, with detailed training and personal help at every stage of setup and operation.

Every install is quoted for the barn, because the setup depends on your sale. Call (573) 682-1080 for a custom quote and the password to the demo videos.