Greenhouses run on more variables than most people realize.
Temperature, humidity, irrigation timing, light cycles: a commercial greenhouse operation is already an automation problem, whether anyone's treated it like one or not.
We build the monitoring, control, and reporting systems that keep those variables from turning into guesswork.
A greenhouse can drift out of range overnight, and the crop pays for it. The systems we build watch temperature, humidity, and irrigation, and alert someone before that happens. Then the crop leaves the greenhouse, and the plan has to keep working: the trucks, the stores, and the people working them.
Boots on the Ground
- Greenhouse monitoring and control: temperature, humidity, and irrigation, with alerts before a crop drifts out of range
- Automated reporting for yield, resource use, and compliance
Once it leaves the greenhouse
Deliveries are where the plan breaks down: the schedule drifts, and nobody knows until the truck is late.
- Truck GPS tracking with no subscription fees, updating each drop's estimated arrival throughout the day
- Alerts when a truck is next in line, or when its estimate falls within a time you set
- Store stocking plans tied to delivery schedules
- Time tracking for third-party merchandisers working across stores