Any NZ farmer can enquire
Waikato and Bay of Plenty preferred so we can visit. Places are selected; acceptance is not automatic.
Free farm trialUse it on your farm.
Use it on your farm.
Help us make it better.
We’re selecting New Zealand farms to help shape Batten through real, regular use.
Free for active trial farms · Up to a yearYour work shapes
Your work shapes
what comes next.
Use Batten regularly yourself or with your team. Tell us when something gets in the way and how the features work for you.
We’ll arrange conversations about progress, improvements and other uses you’d find helpful. We’ll consider ideas that are practical and fit Batten.
You’ll receive updates as they arrive. Continued long-term feature trials will be by invitation.
Get going your way
Free setup help, email and direct phone support. A local farm visit or drone aerial may be arranged where suitable.
A proper conversation
Email us first. We’ll call to arrange a demo or a visit if you’re close by. We’ll agree the trial details before you join.
How long is it free?
For up to a year while you actively take part in development: regular use by you or your team, reporting issues and feature use, and arranged feedback discussions. We’ll agree the details before you join. Longer-term feature trials will be by invitation.
What happens if I leave?
Paddock and mapping information remains linked to the land parcels so you can return later. Jobs and their photos are deleted when the job is completed. If Batten does not continue beyond the trial, we can provide a PDF of the farm map created for you. Full data arrangements will be set out in the trial agreement.
What will it cost later?
Subscription pricing will be confirmed after the initial trials. Mapping and setup services after the trial will be quoted separately by DatumEdge. You do not commit to a paid subscription by enquiring.
Free trial · Selected NZ farmsTry it on your farm.
Tell us about your farm Try it on your farm.
Help shape what comes next.
Free for up to a year while you use it regularly and contribute feedback. Start with a phone call, then a demo or a local farm visit.