April 2012 Newsletter

Phoenix on smartphones is on the horizon! While it’s too early to give too much away, for the first release we have tried to isolate the parts of Phoenix that would be the most useful to have at your fingertips. We anticipate there will be a dozen or more utilities available in the initial release spanning Financials, Cropping, Livestock and Grazing. Further capabilities will also follow in subsequent releases.

While we are currently unable to commit to release dates due to our focus on V6, we hope to have further news hot on the heels of the V6 release. Those on Phoenix Live and Phoenix Multi User will be the first recipients of this new Phoenix capability.

Phoenix on slate computers has been available for quite some time. Those on Phoenix Live and Phoenix Multi User have access on iPads and Android slate PCs as well as traditional Windows based slates. 

Website www.agdata.com.au

As some may have already discovered we have launched a new website. Apart from a clean new look and feel, we have added a number of new features all aimed at giving you a more engaging and interactive experience.

You can now create a Training Course Watch List that will automatically notify you when training is scheduled in your area. When courses are 

available, youcan now enrol online and any information regarding possible funding at the time will also be published ensuring you never miss out. 

Please check it out and be sure to register for the Customer Login section. The website is continually evolving so check back regularly. If you have any feedback we’d love to hear from you.

What does AGDATA know about you?

As part of the new website you can now update your details – and check out what we already know about you! This is available through the Customer Login. If you have not previously registered for this area, click Customer Login and details required to do so are available from the registration screen in your Phoenix software. 

PLEASE update all of your email addresses as more frequent newsletters and correspondence are sent electronically. Printed versions generally only occur once a year.