Advice, not a diagnosis
The plant-care and garden-design helpers are automated suggestions, not a lab test, agronomist or site survey. Regulated product labels always win.
Industries · Garden centres & nurseries
Seasonal rushes, heavy deliveries, regulated fertilisers and customers who want advice as much as a plant. Posific keeps the till, the nursery and the books in step, and knows its way around a garden.
Sample figures
A day behind the counter
Open the till with the morning float before the first sale, and see yesterday's cash-up at a glance.
How it worksReceive the purchase order straight into stock, with lot numbers and expiry dates for seeds and treatments.
How it worksThe till asks for an ID or licence check before a restricted product can be sold, and keeps the check in a register.
How it worksChoose delivery at the till, send it with your own driver and give the customer a tracking link.
How it worksTheir account shows every invoice and how long it's been waiting; the payment settles the oldest first.
How it worksCount the drawer, see over or short, and let the day post itself to the books.
How it worksWhat matters here
Compare this year against last, month by month, and see which best sellers from the same months are short on the shelf today.
The tillMark pesticides and regulated fertilisers so the till asks for an Emirates ID, trade licence, farm card or permit before sale.
Lots & recallReceive batches with expiry dates, quarantine a lot with a reason, and see which sales carried it if a supplier recalls it.
All featuresOptional helpers turn a plant photo into cautious care guidance, or a customer's brief into a garden concept, and suggest only products you actually stock.
Credit accountsLandscapers and maintenance companies buy on account, get A4 statements and pay by cheque or transfer.
DeliveriesSoil, pots and trees go out with your own driver or a courier, with delivery notes and exact quantities recorded.
Honest print
The plant-care and garden-design helpers are automated suggestions, not a lab test, agronomist or site survey. Regulated product labels always win.
The till doesn't block a recalled lot by itself. Pull it from the shelf, and use the recall register to follow up the sales.
FAQ
Yes. Mark products as restricted and the till asks for an ID or licence check, such as an Emirates ID, trade licence, farm card or permit, before they can be sold. Every check is kept in a register.
Yes. Receive stock in lots with expiry dates, quarantine a lot with a reason and keep a dated register of recall and release decisions.
Yes. Sell on account, print A4 statements and record payments by cheque or transfer. Ageing shows how long each invoice has been waiting.
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Total · your day, done
Creating an account is free. Set up your products and see a sale travel from the till to the books.