Picture a grower at the edge of the field, crates still warm from the day. Last season the offer was a photo on a phone. This season the list holds the name, the size and the weeks. She sends that lot to three buyers. They answer her. This is an example, not a customer. The software does not sell the fruit.
P1
Smart Catalog
Draft module price $49 per month. The subscription price is on the pricing page.
Put in the photo, the name, the size, how long it keeps, and the weeks you harvest. Next season the software asks you to update it, so buyers do not keep last year's sheet.
Smart CatalogInterface example
Photo
Name
Kent mango
Specs
Count 8, low fibre
Shelf life
18 days
Harvest window
Weeks 36 to 48
Catalog languages ENESZH
Season prompt: confirm this window before week 32.
P3
Offers & Triggers
Draft module price $149 per month. The subscription price is on the pricing page.
Send one lot to the buyers you pick. Set the day it must be answered. The buyer answers you. We do not close the sale.
Offers & TriggersInterface example
Lot 14, 24 tonnes
3 buyers selected
Deadline Friday 16:00
Trigger: when the window opens
Waiting on the buyer. Not closed by the platform.
P6
Public Tenders
Draft module price $99 per month. The subscription price is on the pricing page.
Public calls that match your list show the product, the amount and the deadline. You decide if you answer. We do not answer for you.
Public TendersInterface example
Mango, 40 tMatch: KentCloses in 6 days
Mango pureeNo catalog matchSkipped
Questions
Who keeps the sale?
You do. The software keeps the record. It does not sell the goods.
Customers
Sample names only. Logos and quotes will be added only when a customer agrees to be named. Nothing in this row is a real endorsement.