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AgCore documentation

How AgCore works: getting started, the ideas behind the workforce and farm records, and where to find the step-by-step guides.

Four sectionsPublic and in-app pages

These pages explain what AgCore does and why it does it that way. They’re sorted by what you need at the time: the first-week setup, a single job you want done, the thinking behind a setting, or a list you look something up in.

New here? Start with Welcome to AgCore. Pages marked In the app live behind the login at app.agcore.com.au/docs — they name buttons and screens you can only see once you’re signed in. Pages marked Planned aren’t written in the app yet; public overview pages can still exist alongside them.

Getting Started

The first week — from an empty account to a first pay run.

  • Welcome to AgCoreIn the appWhat AgCore does for an Australian farm employer — workforce records, time and attendance, hiring and pay — and where the guides for each part live.
  • Sign in to AgCoreHow AgCore sign-in, email verification, password recovery and invitations give farm owners, managers and advisers the right access.
  • Set up your farm organisationIn the appHow an AgCore Organisation holds one farm employer, when to create another, and what becomes available after setup.
  • Set up your farm property mapHow AgCore brings cadastral lots, a farm boundary, land facts, water sources and infrastructure into one property record for an Australian farm business.
  • Add your first farm employeesIn the appHow AgCore employee records bring worker details, Departments, agreements and work activity together, and when to use manual entry or an eForm.
  • Your first pay runIn the appHow AgCore checks farm work across a complete pay run before a Xero or MYOB payroll handoff.

How-To Guides

One job, start to finish. These sit in the app, next to the screens they describe.

Concepts

The background behind a decision — what a setting means before you tick it.

Reference

Lookup pages: roles, settings, award terms.