Get started on Work Suite.
Request a trial, book a demo, or talk to sales. A real person is on the other end of every one.
Before you submit
The questions that come up most.
What happens after I submit the form?
A real person reads every request. The form takes about 2 minutes, and then the team gets back to you. If you asked for a trial, your workspace comes with the modules you run.
What is in the trial workspace?
Our team sets up a Work Suite workspace from what you tell us about your operation. One of us approves every trial request before you get access. The more you share about what you grow and where you ship, the better the workspace fits when you first log in.
Who gives the demo?
John Beauford, our CTO, or Stephen van Wingerden, our CIO, gives the demo. You book it directly, and it takes about 60 minutes. If you'd rather work a problem than watch a demo, Grower Thursdays is a free working session with John or Stephen. The details are at silverfern.com/thursdays/.
Do we need to migrate our data before trying it?
No. The team sets up your trial workspace from what you tell us, so nothing has to move until you decide to go ahead. When you do roll out, your team and ours work the migration together around your season. Your data stays yours the whole way, and it's easy to get in and out.
How long does it take to get running?
We will not quote a number that ignores your season. Implementation is deliberately minimal and staged module by module, so operations never stop. You can start with one module and add the rest when you're ready. It won't take 6 months, and you won't get a surprise services invoice.
What does Work Suite cost?
The price comes from the modules you switch on and the volume you put through them: the orders you ship, the stores you replenish, and your EDI transactions. Users and locations don't affect the price, so putting your whole team on it costs nothing extra. The numbers depend on your operation, and we work them out with you in one conversation. The pricing page at silverfern.com/pricing/ explains how the price is put together.