One programme. From grove to customer.

01 / Understand your offer

We clarify what a sponsorship actually means at your business. Which term, assignment and benefits are realistic? Harvest commitments need credible quantity planning and an understandable approach to variability.

• Choose individual tree, pool or hybrid deliberately.
• Define term, recipient, gifting and delivery scope.
• Collect provenance evidence, product information and available quantities.

02 / Translate your brand

Imagery, copy, offer and customer journey are adapted to your business. Branding and domain configuration have technical foundations; external partner use requires a separate release check. The demo shows a possible presentation, not an activated shop.

03 / Rehearse the operation

We work through a complete sample order, including failures. Who sells, receives payment, packs and answers customer questions? Connecting a shop alone does not create a working sponsorship operation.

• Reconcile orders, stock and assignments.
• Test gifts, certificates and customer access.
• Rehearse shipping, cancellation, refunds and exceptions.

04 / Launch after approval

The pilot starts only after the agreed operational, technical and legal checks. Markets, products and tasks are explicitly approved. Submitting a form activates neither a tenant nor sales.

The farmer packs. AdoptOS keeps the rest in sync.

This is the managed model's goal: you check the real product, pack it and confirm the handoff. The platform should connect order status, documents and customer communication. Carrier labels, tracking automation and the complete Pack & Scan workflow are not yet live as an external end-to-end offering.

• Target state · not live yet
• Today: define the pilot scope and responsibilities.
• Later: automate proven workflows step by step.