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CenterPoint Accounting for Agriculture vs CNH FieldOps

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Capabilities

CenterPoint Accounting for Agriculture describes 1 of 10 capabilities (4 partial); CNH FieldOps describes 3 (1 partial). They differ on accounting, field maps & agronomy, weather, equipment data, elevator / buyer connection, mobile app.

CapabilityCenterPoint Accounting for AgricultureCNH FieldOps
AI assistant ? Unverified ? Unverified
Accounting ● Yes ○ No
Grain marketing ○ No ○ No
Field maps & agronomy ◐ Partial ● Yes
Inputs ○ No ○ No
Labor & staff ◐ Partial ◐ Partial
Weather ○ No ? Unverified
Equipment data ◐ Partial ● Yes
Elevator / buyer connection ◐ Partial ? Unverified
Mobile app ? Unverified ● Yes

CenterPoint Accounting for Agriculture: Accounting: general ledger with profitability by field, crop or herd, grain-bushel/head-count/feed inventory, Schedule F mapping, farm ratios (working capital, debt-to-asset, operating expense), depreciation and land-rent tracking; cloud-hosted or local install. Labor: integrated ag payroll (Form 943, piece-work crew pay, bilingual stubs) plus Employee Portal/Online Time Clock; not a workforce-scheduling tool. Equipment: vendor integration page lists John Deere Operations Center (pulls field boundaries into Production Analysis maps) as the only equipment-brand integration. Elevator/buyer: GrainTrac integration posts settlement checks and grain-sale invoices into CenterPoint; Plaid bank feeds. Vendor terms mention 'AI Features' but no AI assistant is described on product pages. No mobile app described on vendor pages fetched.

CNH FieldOps: FieldOps combines agronomic data (crop health, growth stages, as-applied records, customizable reports) with machine data (real-time location/status, fuel, machine health alerts, maintenance, warranty) and remote view of in-cab displays; Case IH says it works 'whether it's Case IH, your UTV and semi-truck or you run a mixed-fleet'. Labor is partial: operator coordination and account linking for stakeholders, not payroll. CNH cites 'over 40 API connections globally' to third-party digital platforms (specific partners not named on pages fetched; PTx FarmENGAGE lists Case IH FieldOps as compatible). iOS/Android apps for Case IH FieldOps and New Holland FieldOps.

Price, data and ownership

CenterPoint Accounting for AgricultureCNH FieldOps
CompanyRed Wing Software, Inc.CNH Industrial N.V.
Categoryaccounting-financialsequipment-machine data
What the AI doesUnverified — AI level not assessed.Unverified — AI level not assessed.
Pricing modelContact salesFree with equipment
Published priceNot publishedCase IH US FieldOps page: 'No subscriptions. No extra costs.' 'Connectivity Included' removes subscription fees on qualifying Case IH / New Holland machines built after October 1, 2024; owners of earlier machines with compatible modems can activate for a 'one-time fee' through a dealer (amount not published). Accessed 2026-10-25.
Your dataVendor terms state 'Customer Data remains the property of the Customer' and that Red Wing Software 'shall not sell Customer Data or use it for advertising,' though de-identified aggregated AI inputs may be used for any business purpose and personal information may be shared with third-party contract partners.New Holland FieldOps privacy highlights: 'We will not sell your data to third parties' and 'We will not do anything else with your data without first notifying you and giving you the opportunity to opt out'; CNH says it will 'honor the permissions set for sharing, exporting, deleting and updating the data' but the page does not use ownership language; CNH's general privacy notice says personal data 'may be shared and communicated to our subsidiaries and affiliates of the CNH Industrial Group'.
Crops and regionsRow crop, livestock and mixed crop-livestock farms and agribusinesses (vendor wording); US-focused tax forms (Schedule F, Form 943).Crop-agnostic; released for Case IH and New Holland globally (North America, Australia, Europe, Brazil)
Farm sizeNot publishedNot published
OwnershipPrivate — privatePublic company — public
What else they sellFarm software co. — farm-software-only company (vendor also sells general-business, nonprofit and municipal accounting/payroll editions of CenterPoint; not part of an equipment, input, grain-buyer or retailer company)Equipment maker — part of equipment maker
HeadquartersRed Wing, MN (US)Basildon, United Kingdom (UK)
Built and supportedUS-built, US support (Red Wing, MN; support hours 8:00 am-5:00 pm CT Mon-Fri; vendor states unlimited phone/email support with any paid service plan)Global equipment maker; North American Case IH / New Holland dealer-network support
Founded19792013
StatusActive. Sold as part of the CenterPoint family (Accounting, Accounting for Agriculture, Fund Accounting, Payroll, Depreciation). Available as local install or Red Wing-hosted cloud service.Rebranded/consolidated: Case IH unveiled FieldOps May 2024 and went live Aug-Oct 2024, describing accounts as 'Case IH FieldOps account (previously AFS Connect)'; FieldOps 'centralizes tools from the AFS Connect platform into one streamlined management solution'. New Holland's equivalent (previously MyPLM Connect) is New Holland FieldOps. AFS Connect / PLM Connect remain the names of CNH's precision-ag hardware/display lines.
Confidencepartially verifiedpartially verified
Last reviewed2026-10-252026-10-25

Sources with access dates are on each product page: CenterPoint Accounting for Agriculture and CNH FieldOps. Request a correction.