For land agents and advisers
Carry more clients. Keep the advice yours.
Half of compliance work is collecting, filing and chasing. Agent takes that half. You keep the judgement, the relationship and the fee.
What happens to my role?
The gathering and checking is going to be done by software, whether or not you use Agent. What farmers will still pay for is the person who knows their farm and tells them what to do. Agent is built to make that person more valuable, not to replace them. It works through you, and the client stays yours.
What does Agent do for my practice?
- Rules kept current for you.One rulebook covers 13 areas of English farm compliance, checked at source and dated. Your firm doesn't have to maintain its own.
- Audit-ready before the visit.Agent goes through a client's records against the assessor's checklist and lists what's missing, so your visit starts with the gaps, not the hunt.
- Every client's dates in one place.Each farm gets its own calendar and weekly list, and you see what's coming across the book.
- Answers you can stand behind.Every answer names the rule, the source and the date it was checked, so you can check it before you pass it on.
Where do my clients' files live?
On their farm, or wherever you keep them now. Agent never holds them. That keeps you on the right side of data protection, and nothing is stuck in someone else's system if a supplier fails.
Can I try it on a real client?
Yes. We're taking a small number of advisers into the pilot now. Ring Stanley.
Who's behind it?
Stanley Young spent 25 years in financial markets helping thousands of firms change the way they settle trades at the same time. Farm compliance has the same shape: many small businesses, the same deadlines, everyone waiting for someone else to move first.