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Yes. Direct integrations to Avery Weigh-Tronix, Cardinal, Rice Lake, and Mettler Toledo industrial scales. The scale push-button records the weight against the active lot at the time of weighing. For truck scales, the inbound and outbound weights both record automatically, with the tare and gross weights stored on the load record.

Each lot carries an attached document set: treatment dates, products used (with EPA registration numbers for chemicals), certificates from third-party labs (germination tests, contamination screens, organic certifications), and operator IDs for who applied each treatment. The document set travels with the lot through every transfer; when a customer asks for the certificate, it generates from the lot record.

Recall queries return the full lot history (inputs, treatments, storage locations, transfers, and outbound customers) in under a minute for any lot in the system. The recall report exports to the format the FDA, USDA, or state department of agriculture requires. We've had customers run recalls in production for actual incidents (one was an organic-certification verification, not a contamination) and the recall data was in the regulator's hands within 90 minutes of the query starting.

Yes. Inventory peaks at harvest and depletes through the distribution season; Nautilus's reorder logic accounts for the cyclical pattern. Storage costs (silo dwell time, treatment costs by month) post to the lot record so you see the true cost basis on each lot as it moves to customers. The agriculture and seed customers we work with use the model heavily for pricing decisions in the off-season.