farmerit.de

What It Is

farmerit is Hofladen and delivery logistics software from Systemhaus Mora for farm direct sellers in Germany. It focuses on direct-to-consumer businesses with recurring deliveries, private customers, and reseller orders. It is not a general-purpose CRM, but a vertical system built around farm produce subscription delivery, driver route execution, invoicing, and customer communication.

Core Features and Collaboration Security

The Office module covers CRM-style capabilities such as customer master data, delivery orders, bank details, drop-off points, route assignments, holidays, notes, and invoices. On the delivery side, it supports weekly, biweekly, and four-week delivery cycles, delivery-date adjustments for public holidays, plus route planning and optimization. For finance, it can create instant invoices or consolidated invoices, generate PDFs and send them by email, and create sfirm bank direct-debit interface files. The marketing module supports customer filtering by criteria, bulk emails, attachments, mailing addresses, and fax lists.

The Road module is a driver-facing Web App that can be used on a phone or tablet without installing anything on the device. Drivers can deliver in the predefined sequence or adjust the order for a one-off route, confirm or modify actual delivered quantities, view loading volumes, enter delivery notes or dictate them by voice, and use Google Maps to navigate between drop-off points based on traffic conditions. For permissions, it provides role-based controls for drivers, office staff, management, and others, allowing feature and data access to be restricted.

Pricing, Deployment, and Compliance

The site does not publish plans or pricing; it only indicates that free testing is available. For deployment, it explicitly offers an Inhouse Server, configured by the vendor and placed inside the customer’s own network. This means there are no ongoing hosting fees, and internal office work can continue even during an internet outage. On security and compliance, it states DSGVO/GDPR compliance, encrypted storage for sensitive data such as email addresses and bank information, and no driver visibility into sensitive customer data. It also includes descriptions and records of processing activities, making it suitable for scenarios involving personal and banking information.

Pros, Cons, and Best Fit

Its strengths are its tight focus on the industry scenario: the office backend and driver app work together comprehensively, while routing, invoicing, deposits, marketing, and permissions are all designed around direct-sales delivery. Local deployment also suits farms that care about data control and offline availability. The downsides are that pricing, support, APIs, cloud deployment, and broader third-party integrations are not disclosed, and there is limited information about internationalization.

Access from China and Alternatives

Access from China is unknown. The product is clearly aimed at the German market, and there is uncertainty around how well its payments, taxation, language, and map ecosystem would work in China. Chinese users would be better served by first evaluating local fresh-food delivery systems, ERP/WMS/TMS combinations, or private-domain ecommerce tools paired with a delivery route system.