Website Development
Give growers, packers, shippers and brokers a useful way to send load and order inquiries. Ask about the product, quantity, timing and destination so the office has the details it needs to respond.
Industries / Agriculture
The loads keep moving. The paperwork needs to keep up.
Growers, packers, shippers and brokers handle seasonal volume spikes with a small back office. Give inbound load and order inquiries, grower and buyer records, PO and passing tracking, documents and payment follow-up a clear place to go.
Where we can help.
Custom Applications
Keep grower and buyer records, purchase orders and passing details together. Show the load reference, current status, responsible person and outstanding documents without another search through the inbox. It connects to your other systems of record, such as your website and accounting software.
Automation
Chase certificates, inspection reports and bills of lading, flag missing passing details, and prepare payment follow-up. Agree the timing, source records and approval rules before enabling actions.
Agriculture
The season gets busy.
The office stays small.
Load inquiries, passing details and missing documents arrive at once. Keep the grower, buyer and shipment record together so the next person can see what needs attention.
The truck has left. The documents are still outstanding.
A buyer asks about a load during the seasonal rush. The order and PO are in one thread, the passing details are in another, and the inspection report has not arrived. A small back office needs one record showing what is confirmed, what is missing and who follows up. The same record can carry the bill of lading and payment status after shipment.
From the field
to the packhouse.
The office work starts in the field. Bring what the field reports into the same record as the orders and loads it turns into.
Production sensors
Read soil-moisture, weather and irrigation-controller data into one view per block, so a decision rests on what the field reports rather than on a walk-through.
Watering
Set the rule a block should follow, such as a moisture threshold or a time window, and get a prompt or a scheduled irrigation change when the readings cross it. The grower decides what changes on its own and what waits for a yes.
Seeding
Keep planting dates, varieties and seed lots per block, and plan the next planting against the field’s own history and the weather outlook.
Harvest timing
Bring planting dates, heat units and field checks together to show which blocks are coming ready, so crews, bins and trucks are booked for the right week.
Boxes per crew, per day
Record boxes picked or packed per crew per day at the field or the shed, and roll them into daily totals, crew comparisons and payroll inputs without re-keying a tally sheet.
Into the office record
Harvest counts become the lots, loads and passing details the office already tracks, connected to your accounting system and the buyers’ purchase orders.
What to bring to the conversation.
Bring one load from inquiry to payment
Use a redacted order, PO and passing record. Show how grower, packer, shipper and buyer details move between the people involved.
Show what gets chased in the busy season
List the certificates, inspection reports and bills of lading the office needs. Agree who supplies each document, when reminders begin and which exceptions need a person.
Let’s talk about the work
What are you tired
of working around?
Show us the spreadsheet, the website, or the task you keep explaining. That’s enough to start a useful conversation. Start a project