Grown to contract, kept for the client
Plants grown to order for a named client, ring-fenced from every channel until they’re dispatched.
Contract C-114 · 600 committed
Ring-fenced at ready
Off the availability list, the embed and the till. Only a dispatch to the client moves it.
“Grown for them. Sold to nobody else.”
Each contract carries the client, a reference, a due date and the plants committed, and the batches grown for it are attached from the day they’re started. Progress is worked out live from those batches — growing, ready and dispatched against what was committed — and once they’re ready the plants are held back, so no list, till, hold or order can sell them to anyone else.
On your nursery
A landscaper commits to 600 of the 3-litre Viburnum tinus for a scheme next autumn. The batches stuck for it carry the contract, stay off the availability list once they’re ready, and go out in three loads — the rest still held for the client between them.
Three things doing the work.
- 01Contracts for named clients, each with a reference, a due date and the plants committed
- 02Progress worked out live from the batches: growing, ready, dispatched
- 03Ring-fenced stock that leaves only by dispatch, in one load or several
- vs a spreadsheetIt does the maths and never goes stale.Availability, cost and stock update themselves — and won’t promise the same plant twice.
- vs generic e-commerceIt speaks horticulture.Maturity gates, batches, passports, grades, stems and bunches — not a plant bolted onto a T-shirt shop.
- vs five separate toolsOne stock record behind the lot.Your website, accounts and card reader, connected to one stock record that actually talks to itself.
From propagation to payment. One platform for people who grow.
Half an hour with your own availability list in front of you and you’ll know whether this is for you. Bring the spreadsheet.
Free consultation and setup, support seven days a week. We’ll bring your spreadsheet across for you.