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Bloom Farm
From the block to the box, on one screen.
Bloom Farm takes the packhouse off paper. Supervisors log reception, grading, rejects and packing on a phone at the bench; managers review every entry and report on the dashboard; and the whole floor sees its own output on the wall.
Sound familiar?
Where a packhouse loses the day
Manual tally sheets
Paper counts get recopied, misread, and reconciled days later.
Worklogs entered at the bench
No live view of production
You learn what the farm did yesterday instead of steering it today.
A dashboard that updates as entries land
Invisible productivity
Without per-worker numbers, effort and output stay invisible.
Output per buncher, ranked live
Rejects found too late
Losses show up at the end of the line, far from their cause.
Faults logged where they happen, with a reason
Orders packed short
Short boxes and wrong grades turn into claims and lost buyers.
Packing recorded in the cold room
Good work goes unseen
Teams can't see their own performance, so good work goes unrewarded.
Performance the whole floor can see
The journey, block to box
Every stop on the way has its own record.
Production grows the flowers; Post harvest gets them out the door. Each stop is logged where it happens, by the people doing the work.
The product
Three screens, one record
What the floor enters on the phone is what the manager reads on the dashboard and what the team sees on the wall — the same entries, in the same minute.
For the floor and the greenhouse
Worklog app
Capture the work where it happens.
- Production reception, grading, reject and packing worklogs
- Scouting walks, spraying and tasks in the greenhouse
- Keeps working offline, and syncs when the signal returns
For managers and owners
Admin dashboard
The whole operation, on one screen.
- Production at a glance: harvest, scouting, spraying, fertigation
- Every worklog, searchable and filterable
- Reports as tables or charts, exported to Excel
For the whole floor
Live leaderboard
Let the floor see its own day.
- Yesterday's top five, with medals
- Bunches for every buncher, today
- Signs in with a code on the screen — no keyboard needed
Beyond the packhouse
The greenhouse and the books, too
The packhouse is where Bloom Farm started. The same system now runs the growing side and the business around it — switched on for the farms that need them.
Production
Scouting walks, spray programmes, fertigation runs, propagation batches and the production plan — the growing side, greenhouse by greenhouse.
Orders & shipments
Orders by customer, with the bunching and box schedules the packhouse packs to.
Inventory
Fertilizers and spray products for the greenhouse, packing materials for the packhouse — on one stock list.
People
Attendance and production KPIs, kept with the workers they belong to.
Who it helps
One system, read three ways
For operations
- Real-time visibility across every stage
- Faster decision-making
- Less waste through fault tracking
For the floor
- Motivation through performance visibility
- Fair, transparent evaluations
- Built-in recognition for high performers
For the business
- Higher export-quality consistency
- Accurate data for audits and reports
- Improved on-time order fulfillment
Pricing
Quoted for your farm, not from a list
No two farms run the same floor, so a single list price would be wrong for almost everyone. A quote is built from four things.
Get a quote- 01
Packhouses
Counted per site
Every packhouse carries its own grading lines and QA stations, so two packhouses are scoped as two floors rather than averaged into one.
- 02
Growing area
Hectares in production
The area you actually crop, not the area you own. It sets the scale of harvest capture and how many workers move through the system.
- 03
Growing environment
Greenhouse or open field
Covered production is denser — more cycles and more data per hectare — so both count toward your area, at different weights.
- 04
What you track
Per part of the operation
You only pay for what you switch on. Start with worklogs, and add the dashboard's reports or the leaderboard when the farm is ready.
Use cases
The jobs it takes off your plate
- Replace paper tally sheetsEvery stem logged at intake
- Grade the same on every benchQuality checked per worker, per bunch
- Find where rejects come fromFaults logged at the source, by reason
- Pack orders right the first timeBoxes prepared against the order
- Make the floor's work visibleA live leaderboard everyone can see
- See the packhouse as it runsThroughput and rejects, live
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