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Use Website In a Screen-Reader Mode Accessibility Screen-Reader Guide, Feedback, and Issue Reporting Skip to Content ↵ENTER Skip to Menu ↵ENTER Skip to Footer ↵ENTER Customer Success Stories Successful ERP Implementation - C&O Nursery * * AcumatiCares * Contact Sales * Log In EN * FR-CA * FR * ES * ES-LA * EN-GB * * Products * Product Overview * xRP Platform * Financial Management * Multi-Entity and Intercompany Accounting * Project Accounting * CRM * Payroll * Reporting, Dashboards and BI * Inventory Management * Warehouse Management System (WMS) * Order Management * Commerce Connectors * Point-of-Sale (POS) * Construction Management * Manufacturing Management * Service Management * Solutions * By Industry * Construction * Distribution * Manufacturing * Retail-Commerce * Services * Other Industries * By Role * Business * Finance * IT * Operations * Sales & Marketing * By Current Software * Quickbooks * NetSuite * Sage * Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central * Microsoft Dynamics GP * Microsoft Dynamics SL * Microsoft Dynamics NAV * Customer Stories * Services * Implementation & Planning * FastTrack Deployment * Marketplace * Support & Resources * Support * Support Overview * Direct Support Programs * Partners * VAR Partners * Developers * Resources * Events & Webinars * Resource Center * Open University * Community * Blog * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Contact Sales * Log In Main Menu Schedule a Demo * Products * Product Overview * xRP Platform * Financial Management * Multi-Entity and Intercompany Accounting * Project Accounting * CRM * Payroll * Reporting, Dashboards and BI * Inventory Management * Warehouse Management System (WMS) * Order Management * Commerce Connectors * Point-of-Sale (POS) * Construction Management * Manufacturing Management * Service Management * Solutions * By Industry * Construction * Distribution * Manufacturing * Retail-Commerce * Services * Other Industries * By Role * Business * Finance * IT * Operations * Sales & Marketing * By Current Software * Quickbooks * NetSuite * Sage * Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central * Microsoft Dynamics GP * Microsoft Dynamics SL * Microsoft Dynamics NAV * Customer Stories * Services * Implementation & Planning * FastTrack Deployment * Marketplace * Support & Resources * Support * Support Overview * Direct Support Programs * Partners * VAR Partners * Developers * Resources * Events & Webinars * Resource Center * Open University * Community * Blog * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Contact Sales * Log In Main Menu Schedule a Demo C&O Nursery Grows with Flexible Acumatica ERP Download Case Study Headquarters Headquarters in Wenatchee, WA with several field operations nearby Industry Agriculture and farming Apps Replaced Microsoft Dynamics GP and Microsoft Dynamics C&O NURSERY * Connected business systems, streamlining operations and saving time * Improved inventory management, conforming to the way C&O does business * Gained flexible Payroll system that solved for seasonal agricultural worker requirements * Provided online inventory access to customers & sales team, improving customer service * Improved traceability and tracking of commissions and royalties for ease of audit * Eliminated manual duplicate data entry & errors, gaining time to focus on higher level tasks with efficiency "Acumatica is so open ended and customizable, we can probably throw any tech at it and it'll take it and go. For example, Amazon Alexa is becoming more and more useful and one day we’ll see it in agricultural applications too." Todd Snyder, President & CEO C&O Nursery Challenges ERP Solution Outcome Challenges CHALLENGES C&O Nursery is a 113-year-old, family-owned finished-tree nursery, one of the oldest in Washington State and the country. It primarily sells apples, pear and cherry trees to orchard growers around the world as well as to consumers. The company, now run by the third generation, was the first to patent a fruit variety, a peach, making it a pioneer in what’s now become an industry focused on proprietary varieties. C&O holds 20 of its own fruit patents and sells some patented fruit varieties owned by others. For example, it offers September Wonder Fuji, EverCrisp and Washington State University’s Cosmic Crisp apple varieties; Bronze Beauty™ Bosc Pear, and Chelan and Black Pearl Cherries, among others. The company has grown revenues to more than $12 million and is expanding into new patented varieties as growers demand them. Changing Fruit Tree Industry The commercial fruit growing business is undergoing massive changes. Orchard growers once reliant on open varieties that any grower could plant, and fruit sold at commodity prices, are betting their businesses now on patented varieties and higher density orchards. The nursery business model has had to change as well. Previously, trees were grown on speculation with only a small percentage on contract. Nurseries like C&O had to base product decisions on past purchases. “It used to take a crystal ball, which was very hard,” says Todd Snyder, C&O president and third generation family member. “Past performance doesn’t mean that in the next two years, that’s what growers are going to want.” In recent years, however, nearly 80 percent of trees are sold on contract. Many of these varieties are patented and carry a royalty fee. Higher density orchards mean that more trees are needed. Because it takes several years to grow a tree, growers order as many as four years in advance. Antiquated Software Problems C&O used Microsoft Dynamics GP for accounting and payroll, along with special inventory software based on Microsoft Access 97 for four years before the executive team grew frustrated with the outdated software systems. Fed up with using two systems in 2012, the team looked for one system for inventory and accounting. “When we started thinking that it’s challenging to keep two systems, we learned that our legacy accounting system was going to stop support,” says Snyder. As they looked for a replacement with agricultural roots, they found that most were rigid and not specific for the way C&O operates. C&O needed a better way to adapt to new ways of doing business, integrate its financial and inventory data and update other systems to accommodate the growth of its seasonal workforce, says Patricia Bennett, founder and CEO of PC Bennett Solutions, C&O’s technology provider. “It was a no-brainer to introduce them to Acumatica, a flexible system built on .Net technology.” ERP Solution ERP SOLUTION Flexible, customizable ERP “With Acumatica, we liked that we could access information from anywhere, and that we would gain an efficient inventory system sooner,” says Snyder. Acumatica offered the flexibility and integration C&O needed. Most importantly, Acumatica is browser-based, accepts many third party applications, and, written in .NET, which allowed PC Bennett to create the customizations needed for the nursery business. Acumatica also offered mobile access, flexibility, one connected system, and offered the financial, contract, and process controls the company needed, said Snyder. Outcome OUTCOME C&O Nursery now has one connected business, eliminating the need for two systems, and helping the company become more productive. The team can access critical data from anywhere in the world, which allows them to provide instant information to customers without calling the office. Real Time Inventory Insight The ability to view inventory within one system eliminated challenges the company had for years. Snyder remembers shuttling paper lists between various offices at the beginning of his career. “Our inventory was a handwritten sheet, believe it or not. If a customer was on the phone and said, I want such and such, I can remember hearing, ’I need the sheets,’” he recalls. “And we’d take the sheets to the office. The order would be taken, manually subtracting what was just sold, and then rewritten in pencil for the next person to use.” Much later, C&O moved to a proprietary system, but it only delivered some of what they needed, and it still couldn’t connect to the accounting system. Unlike most inventory systems that track static widgets, nurseries create living, growing trees, some that die or grow faster than others. The product must be tracked over several years as it grows in a field, and then as it is dug up and stored in a warehouse before being delivered to a customer. “We needed to keep track of inventory in a way that would track the different status and the different stages of the growing trees,” says Snyder. “And we needed one connected system to manage our entire organization.” Within Acumatica, C&O tracks trees at different growth stages and different time lapses, collecting and recording data including the width of the tree stem and the height. To track orders over multiple years, PC Bennett designated virtual warehouses labeled with a year so C&O could track all the activity and orders to be delivered for that year. “We’re able to see attrition, how many trees survived and allocate inventory to sales orders so we know whether we have additional trees,” says Snyder. “We have full visibility of what’s happening out in the field at any point in time.” Instant Access to Information Acumatica’s cloud ERP allows C&O to access information standing in a grower’s orchard, on the floor of a major horticulture convention, or overseas. “Before, if we were out in the field and a grower said, “By the way, do you have X, Y, Z variety?” We would call into the office,” Snyder says. “Now that we’re cloud-based, we can actually log in, look at our inventory and answer that person within about three minutes with an accurate answer.” Customers often tell Snyder they appreciate the nursery’s accuracy, promptness, and information being instantly available. “They don’t know that we’re using Acumatica, they just know we’re giving them the right answer and they really appreciate that,” he says. “And for us to give that answer, we really appreciate Acumatica.” Accurately track royalties As the tree fruit industry has shifted to growing and selling patented varieties, growers and nurseries have had to track, collect and remit royalty payments. As part of the nursery group known as NNII, C&O, for example, collects the $1 per tree royalty due for Cosmic Crisp. Because Acumatica is flexible and customizable, C&O is able to track that apple as well as other patented varieties right within the system, which gives them traceability and makes it easy to find the information in an audit. Acumatica Payroll Handles Agriculture Pay Requirements When Lilly Estrada joined C&O as human resource and payroll manager years ago, the company issued paper time sheets in the field so workers could record their time, and whether they worked by the piece or hour. During peak seasons, the number of employees could swell to 500 burying her in paperwork. Typically, C&O has 36 full-time employees and 350 seasonal employees. “It got to be very frustrating,” Estrada says, adding that processing paperwork took 50 percent of her time and was error prone. When C&O implemented Acumatica Payroll and third party software Attendance on Demand, Estrada’s life became less stressful and more productive. “Attendance on Demand made it a lot easier to keep track of all our employees out in the field,” she says. “It literally helps us know how many employees we currently have active, their hours, and makes sure everyone is accounted for properly for every minute they’re in the field working.” Like many agricultural businesses, C&O follows federal requirements for each worker class. “Acumatica helps us keep track of those requirements around our workers because they are seasonal and they do come different times throughout the year,” Estrada explains. “The automation we have now means there’s less extra work to make sure their information is still correct, making it easier to keep our payroll in order and accurate.” Estrada estimates she’s recouped about 50 percent of her time, which she can dedicate to higher level tasks she found difficult to complete previously. “I like that Acumatica is very easy to use, very efficient, and accurate,” she says. Financial Foundation for Growth C&O is well positioned to help growers become more profitable as they implement high density orchards and as they grow patented fruit varieties. Executives are confident Acumatica can scale with them, provide information they can trust, and adapt to future changes and applications as they unfold in the agriculture industry. “Acumatica is so open ended and customizable, we can probably throw any tech at it and it’ll take it and go,” Snyder says. “For example, Alexa is becoming more and more useful and one day we’ll see it in agricultural applications.” “Acumatica has been able to provide almost anything we’ve wanted,” Snyder adds. “And with customizations, we’re ahead of where some of our competitor nurseries are.” DISCOVER RELATED CUSTOMER STORIES Nebraska Vet Services Nebraska Vet Services Consolidates Multiple Enterprises and Disparate Systems with Acumatica IMG Enterprises Agribusiness Switches from Dynamics to Acumatica, Reduces ERP-Related Programs From 14 to 4 Cornell Cooperative Extension Cooperative Extension Gains Deep Visibility into Grants, Programs, and Finances with Acumatica Cloud ERP READY TO SEE ACUMATICA IN ACTION? 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