Ag-drive, the all-in-one app for agricultural contractors and farmers, is now available in multiple languages to help all staff use the app. Additionally, recent updates mean the app now works up to 50% faster on mobile phones and tablet devices, with a new dashboard, and other features.

Will Dunn, founder of Ag-drive, explained the need for the new languages. He said, "We've been asked many times for the app to work in different languages by customers who have staff that struggle to use the app in English."

Ag-drive will now be available in the following languages: Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Bulgarian, Norwegian, Polish, and Spanish, with other languages to come in the future.

"The app works in exactly the same way, it's just easier for users to navigate and use all the features when it's in their own language," explains Will.

Other updates include a new dashboard that improves navigation for website and tablet users, and has increased the speed of the app by up to 50%. A new reporting feature will be released in late December which allows users to analyse their operations in more detail.

Reports can now be personalised using different filters, allowing users to review everything from average time spent on particular operations, and revenue generated by operation type, to the number of hours spent or number of bales per customer, machinery usage by job or customer, and more.

"The reporting feature is really helpful when you want to analyse costs or profitability per job or per customer. It gives you the information to better understand your overall cost of a job and highlights where you could make efficiencies or reduce costs," says Will.

Another recent update is geo-tagged clock in/out timesheets for operators. This feature drops a pin on a map, showing the exact location of the user when they start work, take a break and finish work.

Ag-drive will be at LAMMA on 14-15 January 2026,  where contractors can find out more about the award-winning app that streamlines record keeping and invoicing.