Fertilizer tonnage reporting

Turn one sales export into state-ready fertilizer tonnage reports.

TonnagePilot transforms fertilizer sales data into reviewed, state-ready reports that surface exceptions, apply the right rules, and preserve the proof.

Customer-approved/Source-linked rules/No government-fee custody
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TONNAGEPILOTFilingsProductsRulesSearch filing
Pennsylvania — Jul–Dec 2026Draft
sales_export.xlsx4,281 rows · 12 columns mapped
ImportNormalizeResolveCalculateReview
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Guided product tour

Let the product explain the product.

One filing canvas, five short steps. Each step advances the actual review packet — the rows, totals, and status change, never just the caption.

TONNAGEPILOTFilingsProductsRulesSearch filing
Pennsylvania — H2 2026Review packet
Draft — importing
ProductTonsStatus
12-4-8 Turf Blend97,544 LBRecognized
Liquid Calcium Plus8,364 GALRecognized
BioRoot X1003,136 LBRecognized
Wholesale resale4,600 LBRecognized
Reported total
Did you know?

40+ different fertilizer reporting formats are documented across the industry.

The expensive part is not remembering a due date. It is rebuilding the transformation between sales data and each state's categories, units, fees, and delivery rules.

Source: FertTon — Paperless Fertilizer Tonnage Reporting ↗

THE RULE CHANGES BY STATE — TWO VERIFIED EXAMPLES

Michigan

Excel or revise

The annual report is submitted in the official Excel format; other file types are returned for resubmission.

Michigan MDARD ↗
TONNAGEPILOTRepeat filing cycle
ProductMappingStatus
12-4-8 Turf BlendUFTRS 623Reused
Liquid Calcium PlusUFTRS 773Reused
BioRoot X100UnmappedReview
Outcome

Get your time back.

Don't rebuild the same mappings every reporting cycle. TonnagePilot remembers what your team confirmed, reuses it on the next import, and brings only new exceptions forward.

Every confirmed SKU, counterparty, destination, and state category makes the next filing more review-driven and less spreadsheet-driven.

PRODUCT PROMISEBring forward the known. Surface only the new.
Interactive demo · sample data

See how TonnagePilot turns source files into a filing-ready report.

See what happens after you upload your files: cleaner records, surfaced issues, and a filing-ready output.

0Source rows imported
0.0Tons normalized
0Exceptions surfaced
0Approved filing version

Sample data shown for demonstration purposes. Live totals will reflect your verified filing data.

Control

Software does the heavy lifting. Your team keeps control.

Responsibility stays explicit: TonnagePilot prepares and organizes the work; your team reviews and approves the exact output.

1

Source-linked

Every total can be traced back to the source rows and the rule version that produced it.

2

No guessing

Unknown mappings remain visible and block the filing until your team confirms them.

3

Exact approval

Approval binds to one immutable payload. Later changes require a linked correction.

4

Proof retained

Downloaded, customer-submitted, receipt-recorded, rejected, and superseded stay distinct.

Pricing

Choose how much of the work you want handled.

Start with organized requirements, run the complete reporting workflow, or plan a tailored rollout.

Basic

$51.92/mo

A clear, organized reference for state fertilizer reporting requirements.

$623.04 billed annually · save 12%

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Includes
  • Organized state mandate library
  • Reporting schedules and filing links
  • UFTRS material-code reference
  • Source-linked requirement summaries

Enterprise

Custom

A tailored rollout for complex organizations and higher-volume reporting teams.

Scoped around your reporting operation

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Includes
  • Everything in Pro
  • Custom import and onboarding support
  • Organization-specific implementation plan
  • Priority support and security review

Prices exclude any applicable tax. TonnagePilot never collects government filing fees.

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See what the workflow catches.

Request a free sample output. We confirm fit first — state coverage, data format, and reporting frequency.

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