Picture a buyer on the dock, the ship still out in the channel. The week is short and the list on paper does not say which farm can fill it. In the software she filters mango, Brazil, this season, and sees the harvest window. She orders from the farm. This is an example, not a customer. We do not buy the fruit.
Search
Supplier Search
Filter by product, country, amount and season. Open a row to see the harvest weeks. Phone and email stay behind the subscription.
Supplier SearchInterface example
Product: mango
Country: Brazil
Volume: 40 t
Season: Q4
Sample Orchard Norte
Bahia. Window weeks 36 to 48. Contact locked.
P4
Supply Program
Draft module price $149 per month. The subscription price is on the pricing page.
Set how much you need each week. Spread it across farms. A short week shows up before the next one is due.
Supply ProgramInterface example
Weekly tonnes against the season plan
W36 10
W38 10
W40 8
W42 12
W40 is short by 2 t. Supplier not yet replaced.
P5
Risk Radar
Draft module price $79 per month. The subscription price is on the pricing page.
Rain, pests, strikes and port delays sit next to your plan. The note names the week and a substitute farm. You choose.
Risk RadarInterface example
WeatherHeavy rain on the packing weekAlternative listed
PortSantos berth delayWatch the deadline
PestNo alert on this originClear
Questions
Does the software buy from the farm?
No. You place the order. The software only holds the plan.
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.