// GET /api/v2/flock/FLK-2847-A{"flock_id": "FLK-2847-A","house": "Complex-4 / House 12","placement_date": "2026-01-08","age_days": 47,"avg_daily_gain": 62.4, // g/bird/day"fcr": 1.83, // feed conversion ratio"mortality_pct": 0.8, // % of placement"live_weight_avg": 2.91, // kg"status": "ON_TRACK","vet_alerts": 0,"last_sync": "2026-02-25T13:21:46Z"}
How Flock stacks up
A direct feature comparison against what operations teams actually use today. Click any row to see the technical specification.
Built in poultry vocabulary
Every feature spec below was designed around how operations teams actually work — not adapted from a generic CRM template.
Real-time sensor sync
Flock connects directly to your house controller network — Chore-Time, Rotem, Fancom — pulling temperature, humidity, ammonia, and ventilation data every 60 seconds into a unified time-series store.
Audit export in one click
Generate USDA Process Verified Program documentation packages with full chain-of-custody, feed records, health logs, and mortality data — formatted to PVP specification.
Cross-house alert routing
Health events trigger immediate routing to assigned veterinarians with cross-house correlation analysis — distinguishing systemic issues from isolated incidents before your vet even asks.
Multi-complex roll-up
Operations managers tracking 40 contract growers get a single dashboard that aggregates FCR, ADG, and mortality across every complex — with drill-down to house level in two clicks.
REST API + webhooks
Documented REST API with webhook support integrates Flock with feed mills, hatcheries, and processing plants. Every flock event is an addressable resource. Developer-first architecture.
From the operations floor
I used to spend Sunday nights pulling numbers from seven different grower spreadsheets into a master file. Now I open Flock on Monday morning and it's already done. The multi-complex dashboard is the first tool that actually thinks like an integrator.
Our USDA PVP renewal used to be a two-week documentation sprint. Flock's audit export cut that to an afternoon. The chain-of-custody trail is exactly what the auditors want to see.
The cross-house health correlation is what sold me. I can see a respiratory pattern developing across three houses in the same complex before the grower even calls me. That's real early intervention, not reactive medicine.
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