Tanner Winterhof

But all of them find numbers to be their least favorite piece of the operation.

They know they need to know them.

But how does Ambrook make it easy for them to actually understand what they're looking at?

I love being able to plan ahead.

Our operation, same way.

We have a pretty good idea how many bales we got made.

And you just hate getting to the end of February and being like, shoot, I have to go buy more because I didn't figure this out correctly.

And it's typically the most expensive time to go buy.

So being able to plan ahead.

Yeah.

And you also said the word enterprise, which is extremely important because so many of our listeners right now are farm businesses.

They got trucking operations, got podcasts to run.

They've got a rental property.

And Corey, I love my spreadsheets.

And Corey gives me crap because one of the spreadsheets I've got built, he thinks is backwards or upside down.

This program makes it so it's not backwards or upside down.

Yeah, that's the whole point of this, right?

We can't have a new tool that makes more work.

The new tool has to allow us to buy some of our time back, buy back our peace of mind and be something that can work for us going forward.

It's exciting.