one stock pool
The web cannot sell what the shop just sold.
Overselling is the fastest way to turn a good margin into a refund and a bad review. It happens when the website, the till and the trade desk each keep their own idea of what is left.
Atlas Core holds one stock pool. A sale at the counter, a trade order and a web order all reduce the same number, in the same second.
The catalogue is shared too, so the botanical detail and the photographs on the product page are the ones your buyer entered once.
picking and packing
Packing a living product.
A plant order is picked by height and fragility as much as by SKU. Which box, how much support, whether it needs a heat pack this week - these are decisions, not a packing slip.
Traseo runs the pick, the pack and the carrier booking in one flow, with pack rules that know the difference between a 9cm succulent and a 1.5m ficus.
Labels print from the same screen, and the tracking number lands back on the order without anyone copying it anywhere.
compliance on consumer orders
Distance selling still needs a passport.
Selling plants at distance to another EU country puts a plant passport obligation on a consumer order - which is exactly the order type most webshop platforms have no concept of.
Atlas Core issues the passport from the batch being picked and attaches it to the consignment, whether the buyer is a nursery or a flat in another country.
The origin data behind it is the same record your trade customers already rely on, so there is no second compliance system for the retail side.
Built for shipping something alive.
One stock, every channel
Web, till and trade draw down the same pool in real time, so overselling stops being a structural risk.
Dispatch that knows plants
Pack rules by size and fragility, carrier booking, labels and tracking in one flow.
Passports on consumer orders
Distance-selling obligations met from the same batch record that serves your trade customers.
The shape of the system.
Omnichannel is the full edition - production, trade and retail on one stock pool - because selling online is rarely the only thing you do.
Editions are sold per seat with a 30-day trial. We will tell you which one fits before you commit.
Selling plants online, answered.
Does the website share stock with the till?
Yes - one pool, drawn down by every channel in real time. A sale at the counter reduces web availability immediately, which is what stops overselling on a busy weekend.
Can packing rules differ by plant size?
Pack rules work off the plant's height, pot size and fragility, so a tray of succulents and a 1.5m specimen are picked into different boxes with different protection.
Do I need plant passports for consumer orders?
For distance sales into another EU country, yes. Atlas Core issues the passport from the batch being picked and attaches it to the consignment, on retail orders as well as trade ones.
What happens when a plant arrives damaged?
The claim is raised against the consignment, with the packing record, the carrier and the photographs already attached - so the carrier conversation starts with evidence.