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Growing is where the field meets your orders. Batches follow every crop from seeding to ready, the growing schedule tells your crew what to work and when, and analytics show how each planting performed.

Batches

Batch Tracking showing growing and ready counts and a table of batches with product, location, quantity, timeline, and status
A batch is a lot of product moving through its growing life. Each batch records its Planted date, expected ready date, location, quantity, a health rating (Fair, Good, Excellent), and a growth stage (Liner, Vegetative, Bulking). It moves through five stages:
StageWhat it means
SeedingPlanted, not yet growing.
GrowingIn the field, maturing.
ReadyGrown out and available to fill orders.
HarvestedPulled and allocated to orders.
ArchivedClosed out.
Filter the Batches screen by stage or by what’s due Today and Tomorrow to see what needs attention.

The growing schedule

The growing schedule shows orders waiting on product, laid out by Day, Week, or Month, and broken into Morning, Afternoon, and Evening windows. It’s the crew’s daily answer to “what do we pull today, and how much?” As you log a batch against an order, Terrace allocates it and moves the order forward, from Awaiting Harvest to Harvested.

Batch allocation

When an order commits and more than one batch could supply it, Terrace opens the batch selector so you choose exactly which batch to pull from. That keeps traceability intact: every order can tell you which field and planting it came from, and every batch can tell you which customers it went to.
Batches also show in the create-order flow. When adding line items you can see whether product is Seeding, Growing, Ready, or Harvested, and promise delivery dates accordingly.

Growing analytics

The analytics dashboard turns your production history into decisions:
  • Headline stats: Total Revenue, Total Orders, Avg Order, and Products sold.
  • Charts by Revenue, Orders, or Quantity, rendered as Bar, Line, or Area.
  • Time ranges from Today to All Time, with Current Period vs Previous Period comparison to see if you’re ahead of last month, or last season.
Viewing batches and revenue data are separate permissions; a crew member can work the growing schedule without seeing dollar figures.

Orders

See how order stages pull from your batches.