This article explains how to add weights outside of a live session.
To learn how to record weights for individual animals at the crush.👉 - Live Sessions
📥CSV Weight Importer - Web App
You can update your individual animal weights via a CSV file.
🚦Start the Import
a. Go to ➡️ Livestock
b. Click ➡️ Individuals
c. Select ➡️ the blue “Import Animal Data” button
d. Choose ➡️ Import Weights from the dropdown menu
e. Drag and Drop your file or Choose ➡️ Upload from Computer
📍Map Your CSV Columns
AgriWebb will automatically try to match your CSV columns with the correct animal properties.
Make sure your CSV has clear, descriptive headers
If a column isn't recognized you'll be able to manually adjust it
Include key fields like the full animal tag (e.g.,
UK56355199222
) for accurate identification.⚠️ If AgriWebb doesn’t recognize a column, you’ll be prompted to manually map it.
📊 Adding Multiple Weights for the Same Animal
To import several weights for one animal:
→ Create a new row in your CSV for each weight entry
→ Use the same EID/VID each time, with different weights and dates
→ AgriWebb will assign each weight to the correct animal automatically
⏪ Backdating Weights for Moved-Off Animals
Even if an animal has been moved off the farm, you can still add weight records:
→ Use the same CSV import process
→ Ensure the full animal tag is listed for each entry
→ AgriWebb will match the tag and apply the weight, even if the animal is no longer active
Example:
EID | Weight | Date |
123456789 | 250 kg | 2024-01-01 |
123456789 | 270 kg | 2024-02-15 |
123456789 | 285 kg | 2024-03-20 |
🚨 Fix Any Errors
If your file contains any invalid values or formatting issues:
⚠️ AgriWebb will highlight those rows
🛠️ You’ll have the option to enter a manual correction before proceeding
❌ You won’t be able to save the import until all errors are resolved
If any invalid values are found in your CSV you will be able to replace them with manual values.
👀 Review and Save
🔍 Review the list of weight records that will be created
✅ Double-check for accuracy—especially tags, weights, and dates
💾 When everything looks good, click Save to complete the import
⚖️One-off Weight Record - Web App
Navigate to Livestock > Individuals
Click Add Records, then select Weigh
Enter the Record Date
Select the animals you want the record to apply to
Choose how you want to enter weights:
Average Weight – apply the same weight to the entire group
Individual Weights – enter a unique weight for each animal
Enter the weight(s)
(Optional) Add a Weight Event label to categorize the record
This helps identify the purpose of the weigh-in, such as:🧪 Induction
🐖 Rearing
🐄 Weaning
🍼 Birth
⚠️ Note: Weight Event labels are only available on IAM Compliance and Performance plans. This is will feed into the Weigh records report and will help you identify specific weighing events such as induction, rearing, weaning and birth weights.
They can’t be added through the CSV importer and don’t feed into On-Farm or Lifetime Performance reports at this time. Existing or historical weights will appear as Check Weight by default.
📱One-off Weight Record - Mobile App
Tap Livestock in the bottom menu
Tap Create Bulk Record and select your species
Choose Weigh from the list of record types
Fill in the following fields:
Date Weighed
Animals
Weight (either average or individual)
(Optional) Add:
A Weight Event label (e.g. Weaning, Induction, Rearing, Birth)
An Assumed Daily Gain value for tracking purposes
Tap Save to complete the record
💡 Tip:
You can also add a Weight Event label when starting a new Live Session Weigh on the mobile app—just look for it on the session setup screen.
Weights can be viewed on your individual animal profile, animal histories and within the Weight Insights tool. For further information see Livestock Insights (Individuals).
📈Weight Report
To view an animal's weight data in detail, you can review the Weight Records Report on the Web App where weights and dates are displayed in a table format.
You can sort the "Visual ID" column to group weight records for the same animal.
If the column is not visible, enable it by clicking "Columns" above the table and checking "Visual ID." For further analysis, export the weight records to Excel and create custom graphs or additional reports as needed.
Helpful Articles