Every business Atlas Core serves runs on the same primitive: the batch. A tray of cuttings, a bed of five-year trees, a trolley of finished stock, a pallet crossing a border: each carries a lineage, a set of obligations and a price. Track the batch well and everything downstream falls into place.
What differs is the shape of the trade around it. So rather than sell one system twelve times, we start from the module and app mix each trade actually uses, and put it on the page.
If you grow it.
Production nurseries, propagators and finishers - where the batch begins.
Production nurseries
Container and field production at scale, with propagation flow and a canonical botanical record.
Young plant nurseries
Plugs, liners and cuttings - mother-stock lineage, strike rates and forward availability.
Tree & shrub nurseries
Multi-year field and container crops, girth and height grading, and specimens sold one at a time.
Perennial & bedding growers
Twelve-week cycles, weekly ready dates and programmed orders called off through the season.
If you move it.
Wholesale, export and project supply - where documents and margin do the work.
Wholesale nurseries
Trade buyers, grow contracts, per-customer pricing and dispatch across Europe.
Plant exporters
Passports and phytosanitary paperwork, cross-border VAT, multi-currency lists and consolidated loads.
Plant agents & brokers
Back-to-back trading without holding stock, supplier availability in one catalogue, provable commission.
Landscapers & contractors
Planting schedules priced across nurseries, phased site deliveries and an as-planted record.
If you sell it.
Counters, shops and websites - where plant knowledge has to reach the person taking the money.
Garden centres
Till-side species depth, seasonal stock control and loyalty that compounds across years.
Plant retail shops
Small-footprint indoor plant retail - huge breadth, no depth, and care advice at the counter.
Online plant shops
One stock pool across web and till, courier dispatch built for plants, passports on consumer orders.
Florists
Five-day stock, recipe costing for made-up work, and dated delivery rounds around two huge weekends.
Beyond horticulture.
We do not serve these today, but the batch-centric shape of Atlas Core extends. If any of these is your world, tell us what would have to be true.
Choosing your trade, answered.
My business is two of these at once. Which page applies?
Most do. A nursery that also runs a garden centre, or a wholesaler with a webshop, is normal - and it is what the Omnichannel edition exists for. Read the page closest to where your money is made, then tell us the second half.
Is this a different product per industry?
No. It is one platform with one data model. What changes per trade is the mix of modules and apps you are entitled to, which is what the edition on each page describes.
What if my trade is not listed?
Tell us the batch, the regulator and the buyer. If those three fit the model, Atlas Core probably fits your business - and if they do not, we would rather say so early.