One operating system for the whole operation.

The planning spreadsheet only one person understands, the orders that live in an inbox, and the invoice that gets keyed twice: that is the job Work Suite takes over. It is the AI-native ERP for nurseries, greenhouses, and orchards, with production, forecasting, fulfillment, replenishment, and customer ordering on one platform, one data layer, one API. Five modules cover the whole operation, from the first sticking to the last truck out.

No. Start where the pain is worst: switch on a single module and add the rest when you are ready, because FULFILL™, PRODUCE™, FORECAST™, RESTOCK™, and PORTAL™ all share one data layer. Every module you add later reads the same record from day one.

It means every module works from the same record instead of an export, and nothing gets re-keyed between systems. When a lot is planned in PRODUCE, it carries its recipe and its cost on the same record your invoices draw from. Every module writes to that one record, and the API reads the same one.

Yes, offline is built in. Verify orders, count inventory, and update availability from the greenhouse floor in the Mobile Apps, and every scan queues and syncs the moment signal returns. You run the floor from your phone.

Yes. Buyers search your live availability, see their account pricing, add to cart, and check out themselves in PORTAL. Every one of those orders lands in FULFILL to pick, invoice, and ship, and nothing gets re-keyed on the way.

No, both ship inside Work Suite. fernie is in beta: it pulls from your live data, filters and searches your grids, starts orders, builds reports as real documents, and jumps you to the right screen, and anything that would change your data comes back as a proposal card for you to confirm. It works across every module because every module and fernie read the same record on one data layer. REPORTS reads that record too, sending invoices, statements, and analysis on a schedule.

When counts, receiving, pick checks, and labor hours live on paper until someone keys them in, the floor and the office drift apart. The Mobile Apps are Work Suite on the crew's phones, five apps behind one login: Availability counts and adjusts inventory by item and grade from any aisle; Material counts, moves, and receives purchase orders at the bin with a reason logged on every variance; Verify scan-checks picked orders before the truck leaves; Events runs a live labor timer against the production task so hours land on the job cost; and Engage runs barcode cycle counts at customers' store locations. Crews scan by UPC or SKU with the phone camera or a hardware wedge scanner, and every action lands on the same data layer the office is watching.