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1. 01 / In the paddock

   Recorded where the mob stands.

   The producer records the mob in the paddock, even with no signal. The agent lists it from the same record, and the buyer briefs in range sit beside it.

   • Paddock moves and weights, saved on the phone first
   • Listed from the mob’s own record
   • Buyer briefs in range, on one map

   Play In the paddock loop

2. 02 / Supply meets demand

   A brief that stays live.

   A buyer keeps a standing brief. Stock listed on LAOS can meet it, each fit shows its reasons, and the enquiry goes to the listing agent.

   • Head, weight and timing set against the brief
   • Every fit shows its reasons
   • Enquiries go through the agent

   Play Supply meets demand loop

3. 03 / Before dispatch

   Every declaration on record, before the truck.

   Before stock move, the sale shows each declaration: the PIC, the NVD, health, withholding and transport, with who made it and when. LAOS does not check them against NLIS or the ISC. A held sale waits until it clears.

   • Withholding judged at the dispatch date
   • Each declaration shows who made it, and when
   • A held sale shows when it can move

   Play Before dispatch loop

4. 04 / On the road

   Six trucks. One record.

   Each truck gets its own link and the water clock runs from last water. The feedlot counts each load in on the same record, so the head still to come stay clear.

   • Several trucks on one sale
   • Time off water, by class of stock
   • Part loads counted as they arrive

   Play On the road loop

The films show LAOS on Grange Creek, an illustrated, fictional farm. Every name, property and figure is invented, and the story film’s opening and closing shots are AI-generated footage of no real place. Declarations are recorded as people make them; LAOS does not yet check them against NLIS or the ISC.