Automations
The emails that send themselves
Every routine message, sent at the right moment - and set up the way your farm talks.
The routine customer emails go out on their own: order confirmed, a reminder before the deadline, packed and charged, card declined, back in stock, and subscription reminders. Every one is written in your words, can be edited, and can be switched off - and we set them up around how your farm runs.
How it works
What actually happens
- Order confirmed — The moment an order lands.
- Deadline reminder — About a day before their order locks.
- Packed and charged — With the real weights and the exact amount.
- Back in stock — To everyone who asked, when the item returns.
- Subscription nudges — A heads-up before a small delivery, and a morning-of reminder.
- Your words, your switches — Edit any email, or turn it off.
Why it matters on a real farm
The part this takes off you
Most of the messages a farm sends are the same ones every week. When they go out on their own - on time, in your voice - you get the evenings back and your customers still feel looked after.
The same kind word, every week, without you typing it.Gideon Lapp, farmer & founder
Straight answers
Questions about automations
Can I change what the emails say?
Yes. Every email has its own wording you can edit, and each can be switched off.
Do customers hear when a sold-out item comes back?
Yes, if they joined its waitlist. You choose per item whether a sold-out item hides or stays visible with a "notify me" button.
What does "customized for you" mean?
We set the automations up around your farm - your deadlines, your pickup days, your wording - rather than handing you a blank list of settings.
Keep going
The rest of the platform
Made by a farmer, for farmers
Want this on your farm?
Apply and tell me how you sell, or book a free call and we will walk through it together.