Agriware Automated Propagation Scheduling
Every Friday, WebRun opens Agriware 365, reads the crop plans and batches due to start next week, creates a dated Google Calendar entry for each sticking or sowing job, and posts your propagation team a Slack rundown of what to start on which day.
How do I plan next week's propagation schedule?
WebRun plans your propagation week every Friday. It opens Agriware 365, reads the batches due to start next week, creates a dated Google Calendar entry for each sticking or sowing job balanced to your capacity, and posts the propagation team a Slack day-by-day rundown of what to start when, so the coming week is set before Monday.
- Next week's sticking and sowing is scheduled before the weekend
- Jobs are balanced against bench and labor capacity
- Propagation leads start Monday knowing each day's work
Built for nursery growers · propagation teams · young plant producers · greenhouse production planners
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
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Agriware 365 - read upcoming crop plans
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WebRun opens Agriware 365 to read upcoming crop plans. - Open Agriware 365 and go to crop planning for the coming week
- Read batches whose propagation start date falls next week
- Capture the variety, quantity, method, and target start day for each
Done when Every batch due to start next week is captured with its method and day.
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Google Calendar - schedule each sticking job
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WebRun opens Google Calendar to schedule each sticking job. - Open the propagation calendar
- Create a dated entry for each sticking or sowing job with variety and quantity
- Spread jobs across the week to match your bench and labor capacity
Done when Next week's sticking and sowing jobs are all on the propagation calendar.
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Slack - post the weekly rundown
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WebRun opens Slack to post the weekly rundown. - Post a day-by-day rundown to the propagation channel
- List each day's varieties, quantities, and method
- Flag any day that looks overloaded so leads can rebalance
Done when The propagation team has next week's sticking rundown in Slack.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Does it commit anything in Agriware 365?
No. WebRun only reads your upcoming crop plans in Agriware 365. It builds the schedule on Google Calendar and posts to Slack, and never changes a crop plan or batch itself.
How does it spread the work across the week?
It places each sticking and sowing job on its target start day from the crop plan, then balances the days against the bench and labor capacity you set so no day is overloaded.
Can the team change the plan after?
Yes. The calendar entries and the Slack rundown are a starting plan your leads can adjust. WebRun proposes the week, and people stay in control of the final schedule.
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