Atlas Core
One unified platform for horticultural resources management
Atlas Core launched on July 7, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
Atlas Core is a complete ERP system built specifically for ornamental horticulture. It's the software that runs a plant business end to end — your catalogue and stock, the customers you sell to, the orders and invoices that flow through, and the day-to-day operations behind all of it. This isn't a generic retail or inventory tool bolted onto plants: the vocabulary, workflows and features - plant passports, propagation, growing protocols and batch traceability.
Cloud nursery management software for plant growers, wholesalers and garden centres: batch production, plant passports and one stock pool across every channel.
Batches, liners, pot sizes and grades - not "SKUs" bent to fit a nursery. Atlas Core runs the whole operation on one live record, from the propagation bench to the customer's door. Nursery stock control that follows a batch through potting on, grading and losses - so what the picking sheet promises is what is actually standing in the bed. One stock pool feeding till, trade order and webshop. EPOS for garden centres that carries the real product data - species, cultivar, pot size, origin, plant passport - from goods-in to the receipt. The Saturday queue moves and the stock file stays honest. A/B/C/D fields, phytosanitary codes and CMR declarations issue straight from the batch record, never…from atlascore.cloud
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