Yield
How much meat did each head give?
Yield is usually counted for the whole month, so a weak supplier or station stays hidden.
Production tracking software for meat plants. How much meat slips past your books?
We find the station where yield is lost and close the gap: Tamga connects to your accounting system. Owners see yield, losses and cost on the day of the shift, not after month-end close.
The audit takes one shift at your plant and doesn't stop production.
The owner's questions
If you can't answer one of these today, money is already leaking
Cost
What does a kilo of product cost today?
Cost is known only after month-end close, so prices are set on last month's numbers.
Losses
Where is yield being lost?
Deviations surface a day later in paper logs, or never.
Traceability
What raw material went into this carton?
After a complaint or an inspection, the chain is pieced together for days from notebooks and Excel.
Output
Who produced how much this shift?
Piece-rate pay comes from handwritten sheets, which leads to disputes with workers.
Planning
Is there enough raw material for this week's orders?
The plan lives in one person's Excel file, and raw material runs out without warning.
Our offer
Yield audit in one shift, free of charge
We come to your plant, walk the flow on your scales from intake to dispatch, and show which station loses yield and what that costs in tonnes and tenge.
Book on WhatsAppYour numbers stay yours. We sign a confidentiality agreement before the audit.
- 01A map of your flow and the points where tracking breaks
- 02Losses estimated in your own numbers: tonnes and tenge a month
- 03A staged rollout plan and where to start
Products
One chain: production, warehouse, delivery
We start on the production floor. Warehouse and delivery connect to the same batch and the same data.
In rollout
Tamga
A manufacturing execution system for meat plants. Follows each batch from the livestock truck to the carton.
- Yield per head
- Batch cost on the day of production
- Losses and output by shift
WMS (warehouse)
A finished-goods warehouse for catch-weight goods, carcasses and shelf life.
- Location-based storage
- Shelf-life picking
- Catch-weight dispatch
TMS (delivery)
Order, picking and truck in one chain.
- Load planning by truck
- Weight and route aware
- Linked to dispatch
Live project
Being rolled out at a full-cycle meat plant in Kazakhstan
Slaughter, deboning, sausage and delicatessen shops. The client's name is shared only with their consent.
275requirements in the technical specification
27workstations across 17 tracking points
126working days for the full system
8 + 9training videos and booklets for operators
How we work
Every step delivers something worth paying for
- 01
Yield audit
One shift at your plant. We show losses in your own numbers.
- 02
Survey and proposal
We map the flow, tracking points and equipment, then give stages, timing and price.
- 03
Staged rollout
The first station goes live in about a month. Each stage is accepted on a live shift.
- 04
Subscription and updates
New versions, fixes and changes in Kazakhstan and EAEU regulations.
Why it's easier with us
We don't replace your accounting or stop your line
Works with your accounting system
Connects to the plant's accounting. No move to a new ERP needed.
Your data stays yours
Everything is stored on your own server. The license works even offline.
Built for the shop floor
Screens readable from a meter away, on handhelds and line-side panels.
Kazakhstan compliance
E-invoices and e-waybills, product marking, traceability under EAEU technical regulations.
Team
We run the project ourselves, from audit to go-live
Azat Masaurov
Project lead
13+ years in business automation and 1C implementation at companies across Kazakhstan. E-invoicing, e-waybills, product marking, online cash registers.
Anatoly Gurinov
Architect and developer
System architecture and shop-floor interfaces, a mobile client for handhelds, offline licensing.
Questions
What people usually ask
What does Terranova Systems do?
Terranova Systems is an IT company from Almaty, Kazakhstan. We build production tracking systems for meat plants: Tamga, an MES that covers everything from livestock intake to dispatch, a WMS for the finished-goods warehouse and a TMS for delivery. The systems connect to the plant's accounting system, and your data stays on your own server.
Does Tamga work with 1C?
Yes. Integration with 1C is built in, and other accounting systems connect too. Accounting stays as it is, and shop-floor data reaches it the same day. Your data stays on your own server.
How can a meat plant see yield and cost on the day of the shift?
Weigh raw material at every hand-off between stations and tie each weight to a batch. Tamga collects weights from scales and handhelds at the stations, balances the batch and shows yield per head, losses by station and batch cost the same day, not after month-end close.
Can we trace what a batch was made from?
Yes. A batch keeps one code from the livestock truck to the carton, linked to the supplier, veterinary documents and recipe ingredients. Blending batches creates a new batch that keeps the links to its sources.
How much does implementation cost?
We price it after surveying the plant. Implementation runs in stages, each at a fixed price, followed by a monthly subscription based on production volume, with unlimited users and handhelds. You can start with a free one-shift yield audit.
How long does implementation take?
The first result comes in about a month, the full system in about six months. On the current project at a full-cycle meat plant, implementation is planned at 126 working days, 21 of them for setting up scales, handhelds and printers.
Where is the data stored?
On your own server. We don't keep the plant's production data ourselves, and we sign a confidentiality agreement before the audit.
Next step
We'll show you where your yield goes
Message us on WhatsApp: species, daily volume and which shops you run. We'll suggest a day for the audit.
Phone and WhatsApp+7 776 207 11 22
Emailazat@terrasystems.kz
CityAlmaty, Kazakhstan