Find the right combination.
Filter by scion and rootstock instead of relying on a general plant description. Keep variety reference records consistent with the inventory you maintain.
Stock / availability / varieties
Nursery inventory software.
Know what is growing, and where.
Find stock by the details your nursery actually uses: location, container, scion, rootstock, production dates and quantity.
More than a product code
Keep the growing detail
with the stock.
Know where to look.
Use nursery locations and table or row references to keep the physical position of stock visible to the team.
See dates and stages.
Keep containers, growing stages and recorded sowing, transplant and budding dates with the batch.
Work with your records.
Review and maintain inventory, export a current view and scope any existing-data import carefully during implementation.
Stock versus commitments
On hand is not
the whole picture.
Stock tells you what exists now. Orders show what customers expect in future periods. Review both before making the next commitment or deciding what must be grown.
The dashboard provides stock and order views by period; it does not replace your team's growing judgement.
See production planningFrom the nursery to dispatch
Use the stock record
when it is time to send.
Stock selection is part of the dispatch workflow. Record what is leaving and retain a dispatch history against customer orders.
See staged dispatch
See it with your workflow in mind
Let's talk nursery operations.
Bring your order process, stock questions and awkward spreadsheets. We'll show you where NurseryOps fits.