Annyalla Chicks Selects Amino to Centralize Operations and Support Future Growth

ATLANTA — Annyalla Chicks , a rapidly growing poultry organization, has selected Amino , part of Speria’s connected operational intelligence offering, as its new operational management platform. The company selected Amino to improve operational consistency, improve data governance, and support more informed decision-making as the business continues to grow.

After expanding from a small team to over 300 employees, Annyalla Chicks recognized the need to move beyond internally built systems. While those systems supported the business during earlier stages of growth, the company’s expansion created a need for more standardized processes, stronger oversight, and a single source of trusted information across locations and teams.

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As part of Speria’s connected operational intelligence offering, Amino connects planning, execution, and performance management, allowing poultry producers to improve efficiency, strengthen reporting, and operate with greater consistency across the business.

Amino supports key functions including breeder management, production performance, financial reporting, compliance, and operational oversight.

“As the business grew, it became clear that we needed a more centralized and controlled way to manage information,” said John Mawer, CEO. “Amino stood out because it gives us a more complete view of the operation and enables our teams to work from consistent, reliable data.”

Annyalla Chicks’ decision to adopt Amino was driven by several key factors:

The decision was further supported by Annyalla Chicks team members who had previous experience with Amino and recognized the value of adopting a platform designed for modern, data-driven poultry operations.

By implementing Amino, the organization expects to reduce duplicate reporting, eliminate manual data re-entry, and provide teams with faster access to reliable information. The platform is expected to improve reporting accuracy, support earlier identification of operational issues, and enable better coordination across departments.

Amino is also expected to enhance financial and compliance processes by providing more detailed cost visibility at the farm and department level, streamlining payment and invoicing workflows, supporting audit readiness, and connecting operational activity with financial reporting. These capabilities will provide greater insight into performance across farms, departments, and production cycles while improving period-end reporting.

The implementation also supports Annyalla Chicks’ longer-term objective of creating a more data-driven operating environment where information can support improved planning, performance management, and operational execution across the business.

“The industry is demanding more data, more transparency, and faster access to information,” Mawer said. “For a growing poultry business, an integrated platform like Amino becomes essential to maintaining control, improving performance, and building greater predictability.