Introducing Workbench: AI that gets agribusiness work done.
Describe the job you want done, and Workbench works on your data until a finished report, financial model, analysis, or planning tool comes back — current, permissioned, and updated as the operation changes.
Workbench is a new set of tools and capabilities built for anyone who makes decisions with the operation's numbers — and anyone who has to answer for them. Here are just a few of the jobs it's already taking on.
Dashboards on demand
Describe the view once; Oxrow keeps it live.
Reporting & analysis
Finished work back in minutes.
Statistical analysis
Trends and correlations across seasons.
Financial modeling
Break-evens and what-if scenarios on your ledger.
Stakeholder portals
Secure shared views, for your lender or your board.
Scheduled delivery
Monday 6am, or monthly at close.
A spreadsheet, a BI dashboard, a consultant's workbook, an app an AI agent built in an afternoon: every one of them reads a private copy of your data. Multiply that across a team and you're maintaining a dozen small tools and reconciling three versions of the same number. Workbench builds everything on one shared, permissioned copy of the operation's numbers, in a place the whole team can find. When the data changes, every report built on it follows.
You can run a report once for the moment that needs it, or on a standing schedule. Each delivery goes to the right person automatically, and outside stakeholders see only the view you choose to share.
Oxrow reads your connected systems as they update. It also reads files your team adds along the way: Excel workbooks, or soil reports in a dozen formats. It keeps track of what each file is and how it ties to your blocks and costs, so a soil report from three years ago still lines up with the field it describes.
"Keep a harvest control report current: progress against plan, and the finish date at our current pace."
Runs daily · 5am3,694 bins · 11.4 bins/ac · 26.6 hr/ac
Ran / joined crew sheets to the block plan · projected the pace · flagged Field 42
Delivered / Progress against the projected finish date, refreshed as the crews report.
"Screen every lot against the buyer's spray guidelines before pick. Flag anything that isn't export-clear."
Runs pre-harvestRan / matched spray logs to buyer MRL rules · checked planned sprays · rated each lot
Delivered / 68 lots screened against all three export markets, every flag traced to its spray record.
"Rank the cost categories running over last year by dollar impact."
Runs monthly at closeRan / pulled two years of ledger actuals · ranked the variances by dollars
Delivered / Top movers of 12 categories, sorted by dollar impact, delivered to the controller monthly at close.
"Compare monthly spend across our last three seasons and show what drives the swings."
One-time analysisOctober spend runs 30× December's, and the pattern repeats within 4% across all three seasons.
3-season monthly averages. October peak: 71% harvest labor, 18% bins and hauling.
Ran / pulled three seasons of ledger actuals · tested the pattern month by month
Delivered / Three seasons of monthly spend compared, with the statistics run inside Workbench.
"Spin up a scenario tool for me. I want to move price and my other inputs and see what it does to profit."
Standing toolRevenue $36.2M · costs $26.4M · net income $9.8M · margin 27.1% · breakeven $423/bin
Ran / built the model on P&L actuals · wired price, yield, and cost sliders
Delivered / A working scenario model on your own P&L: move price or yield and the whole waterfall recomputes, breakeven included. Built once as a standing tool; the team shares it from a single link.
Every number in a Workbench report is traceable back to a source record in your data. Role-based permissions and audit trails control access down to the field level, and a stakeholder view exposes only what you chose to share.
Oxrow takes no money from input or equipment vendors to steer what a report shows. Your agronomist and controller keep the judgment calls; Workbench clears the assembly work so the finished report arrives while it can still change the decision.
Build your first Workbench report on your data.
Workbench does all of it for less than the cost of one junior analyst.
Book a Workbench session →30 to 60 minutes. Bring a report you wish existed, and we build the first version with you, live on your own numbers.