Built by cattle people

Your sale, from the first lot to the final invoice.

Sale management software for purebred cattle sales. Set up your sale, record the auction and keep the paperwork together.

We’ll help you get your first sale set up.

Have a question? Contact SaleFlow

A look inside SaleFlow

The lot, the price and the buyer. Together at the clerking table.

How it works

Follow the sale, one step at a time.

Less piecing together spreadsheets and handwritten notes. Your sale information carries through from setup to invoicing.

Set up your sale

Add your sale name, date and terms. Keep the details together from the start.

Import your lots

Bring in your lot spreadsheet, match consignors and check the preview before importing.

Record the auction

Work through the sale order. Enter the price and buyer, then choose Sold.

Send buyer invoices

Review each invoice, email it or print it, and record payments as they arrive.

Select any example to see the full screen. These are demonstration screenshots.

Keep the follow-up in one place.

The work continues after the last lot sells. SaleFlow helps you keep track of it.

Consignor settlements

Keep sold lots, commissions and deductions together on the consignor’s statement.

Transfers & deliveries

Track registration transfers and delivery status. View buyer locations on a map to help plan routes.

Sale reports & results

Review your sale reports and submit results to The Ringside Report for review before publication.

Christine Boake, founder of SaleFlow

Built for the people behind the sale

Built from experience in cattle sales.

Christine Boake built SaleFlow from experience in the purebred cattle business and conversations with breeders, clerks and sale managers. It follows the work you already know.

Have questions before choosing a plan? Email SaleFlow.

Straightforward pricing.

All prices in Canadian dollars, plus GST. Every plan includes the full product.

Single Sale

For one sale at a time

$495 CAD

One payment for one sale. No annual subscription.

Professional

For regular sale organizers

$995/year CAD

+ $275 per sale

Renews each year until you cancel. A separate $275 fee applies when you create each sale.

Sale Management

For sale management firms

$5,995/year CAD

Includes 20 sales, then $150 per sale

Contact us to arrange this plan.

Ask about this plan

Before purchasing, please read our policies.

Not sure which plan fits? Ask us before you buy.

A few questions before you start.

Do I need to be good with computers?

You don’t need to be a technical expert. The screens follow the sale tasks you already know, and we’ll help you get your first sale set up. Email hello@saleflow.ca if you’d like to talk it through first.

What do I need to get started?

Start with your sale details and a list of lots. You can import a lot spreadsheet or enter lots individually, then add buyers as they register.

Do I need internet at the sale?

Yes. SaleFlow needs a working internet connection during auction recording. Check the Wi-Fi or phone hotspot at your venue before sale day.

Can my clerk or sale manager use it?

Yes. The sale host or management operation pays for SaleFlow, and the clerk uses it to run the sale. Auction recording currently supports one clerk entering results at a time.

What happens after I buy?

You’ll receive a welcome email from SaleFlow. Follow its link to set your password, then sign in and create your sale. If you already have an account, keep using your usual email and password.

What happens to my sale information?

Your account holds your sale records. Publishing results to The Ringside Report is a separate action you choose; submitted results are reviewed before publication. Contact us if you have questions about your information.

How much does one sale cost?

Single Sale is $495 CAD plus GST, with no annual subscription. It includes the full product for one sale. If you run sales regularly, compare the annual plans above or ask us which plan fits.

Still have a question? Email hello@saleflow.ca

SaleFlow example

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