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Flower wholesale software that tracks remaining vase life — with the temperature record to prove it

ShelfLifePro is flower wholesale inventory software for India that shows the estimated vase life left on every batch in your cold room, hour by hour — backed by the temperature log you can hand the buyer.

Batch board for a flower wholesaler: every batch shows its vase-life end date, a PARTIAL or NOMINAL evidence grade, and a freshness-certificate button

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Cut flowers lose 20–40% of their value after harvest. A single day's delay costs 10–15% of vase life.

Flower ERPs manage orders and logistics; none of them can tell you how much life a box has left. ShelfLifePro makes remaining vase life the first number you see — while there is still time to sell, move, or clear the stock.

Every claim on this page is a screenshot, not a promise

Live product, real demo data — this is what your cold room looks like in ShelfLifePro.

Vase life ledger

Vase life is the first column, not a guess in someone's head

The batch board sorts your cold room by vase-life end. Every row carries an evidence grade — how much of the number is backed by recorded temperatures — and a certificate button to prove it to the buyer.

  • Vase-life end date on every batch, recomputed as temperature readings come in
  • Evidence grades like PARTIAL and NOMINAL show how complete the record behind each number is
  • One click prints a buyer-facing freshness certificate
  • Vase life is always labelled what it is: an estimate from time and temperature
Batch management board showing vase-life end dates, days left, PARTIAL and NOMINAL evidence grades, and certificate buttons per batch
Cold chain

Your cold rooms, watched around the clock

Breaches, warnings, resolutions and a compliance rate on one board. When something goes wrong it is logged and resolved — and the excursion debits the estimated vase life of the batches that were inside.

  • Critical breaches and warnings land on one alert board with a compliance rate
  • A logged excursion debits vase life on the affected batches — the number stays honest
  • Silent probes are flagged too: silence never reads as everything is fine
  • This is what a good day looks like — zero active alerts, 100% compliance
Cold chain alerts board: critical breaches, warnings, resolutions and a 100% compliance rate — a quiet day in a monitored cold room
Clearance

Hours left, not "expiring soon"

The won't-clear board projects what dies unsold at your current sales speed — with hour-level runway on today's stock and an action on every row.

  • Runway per batch down to the hour — 10 hours reads very differently than "today"
  • Projected waste value in ₹ before it happens, not after
  • Mark down or return to supplier — one click per row
  • Velocity comes from your actual sales, not an assumption
Won't-clear-before-expiry board for flowers: batches with hours left, projected waste value in rupees, and mark down or return-to-supplier actions
Morning view

Your morning starts with what's urgent

Urgent, soon and watch tiers with the ₹ value in each, a projected-waste band that says what won't clear before expiry, and WhatsApp or email alerts a tap away.

  • Expiry tiers with the value at stake in each
  • Projected waste at current sales speed, called out before it happens
  • WhatsApp and email alerts for the morning round
  • Expiry capture rate shows how much of your stock is actually under tracking
Flower wholesaler dashboard: urgent, soon and watch expiry tiers with rupee values and projected waste before it happens
Freshness certificate

Turn "trust me, it's fresh" into a document

Every batch can print a freshness certificate: the batch, its estimated vase-life end, and the temperature record behind it. Wholesale buyers stop taking your word for it — because they no longer have to.

Questions flower wholesalers ask

Straight answers — including about what we don't promise.

What is vase life tracking software?

Vase life tracking software estimates how many sellable days each batch of cut flowers has left, from its harvest time and the temperatures it has actually been stored at. ShelfLifePro shows a vase-life end date on every batch in your cold room and re-computes it as temperature readings come in.

How does ShelfLifePro know the remaining vase life of a batch?

It is an estimate computed from the batch's age and its recorded cold-chain history, and it is labelled as an estimate in the product. Every batch also carries an evidence grade that tells you how complete the temperature record behind the number is — a fully probed cold room grades higher than a batch that spent hours off-record.

What happens when the cold room fails overnight?

A temperature excursion is logged with its duration, an alert goes out, and the excursion debits the estimated vase life of the batches that were inside. If a probe simply goes silent, that is flagged too — silence never reads as "everything is fine."

Can I show buyers proof of freshness?

Yes. Every batch can print a freshness certificate — a PDF with the batch, its estimated vase-life end, and the temperature record behind it. It turns "trust me, it's fresh" into a document you can hand over with the box.

Does it work for flower mandi trading or only cold-room wholesale?

Both. Batches, B2B customer invoicing, and hour-level clearance work the same whether stock moves through a cold room or a morning mandi cycle. Wholesale-first: there is no retail POS on this plan of the product.

Is the vase life shown a guarantee?

No. It is an estimate from time and temperature, and the page and product both say so. What makes it useful is the evidence behind it: the temperature log and the evidence grade are shown next to the number, so you and your buyer can judge it.

See your cold room with vase life on every box

Set up in a day. Bring one cooler's stock in and watch the board fill with honest numbers.