Every screenshot on this page is a live capture of the actual product, using real seeded data (test golf course, test products) — not mockups.
Pick the areas you're targeting on a property, add products from the catalog, and Verdaris computes the per-tank amount from each product's own rate and the target area — no spreadsheet, no manual math. Print the result as a work order for the crew.
An issued plan isn't locked — field conditions change. But every edit made after issue is recorded with who made it, when, and why, right on the plan. The plan on screen and the paper already in a crew's hand are allowed to diverge, as long as the divergence is explained and visible.
Track on-hand quantity and a reorder threshold per product. The plan builder surfaces a shortfall warning inline the moment a plan would draw a product below its threshold — before the crew is standing at an empty shelf.
See every plan — draft, issued, cancelled — laid out by date, so scheduling a week of applications across a property is a glance, not a spreadsheet.
Manage your organization's properties, areas, inventory, and staff from one place — org owners and managers get full CRUD control, not just a read-only view.
Generate a downloadable PDF compliance report summarizing a property's applications for the month — the kind of record a regulator or an internal audit actually wants to see, not a raw data export.
The applicator-facing half of the product. Requires an existing Verdaris organization account — sign in with the same account you already use on the web app.
A maintenance shed isn't always a place with a strong signal, and a spray record shouldn't have to wait for one. Everything a crew records — starting an application, attesting a mix, logging the result — is queued locally on the device and synced the moment a connection is available. Nothing is ever silently lost or overwritten.
Before an application happens, the applicator confirms the mix they actually built matches the plan — a signed attestation, not just a checkbox.
Applicator name and license number, actual rate and quantity, weather and wind — the fields a real compliance record needs — plus an optional photo of the application itself. Or scan a QR code off a printed work order to jump straight to that plan.