Trusted by 25 Dairy Companies Across India & Nepal

India is the world's largest milk producer, contributing over 24% of global milk output. The Indian dairy industry is worth more than ₹14 Lakh Crore and supports over 80 million dairy farmers, most of them smallholders with herds of 2-5 animals. Yet despite the scale, the majority of Indian dairy companies still run their daily operations on paper registers, phone calls, and spreadsheets — from morning milk collection at the village level all the way through to retail distribution in cities. The problem runs deep: collection agents record fat and SNF test results by hand, farmer payments are calculated manually at the end of the month (or later), dispatch is coordinated over WhatsApp and phone calls, and management has no visibility into what happened in the field until weekly paper reports arrive at headquarters. For perishable products like milk that move through multi-tier cold chains, this lack of real-time visibility is not just an inconvenience — it is a direct source of spoilage, revenue leakage, farmer attrition, and compliance risk. SalesPort was purpose-built to digitise that entire value chain — from the farmer standing at a village collection centre at 5:30 AM to the retailer receiving packaged milk before breakfast. Twenty-five dairy companies — private dairies, cooperatives, and government undertakings — now run their procurement and distribution on SalesPort, processing ₹803 Crore of annual milk procurement across 83,785 farmers and 1,797 village collection centres in India and Nepal. The platform handles both sides of the dairy business: procurement (farmer to collection centre to plant) and distribution (plant to distributor to retailer) — in one system with one database, eliminating the reconciliation gap that plagues companies running these on separate tools.