Plan
Set parcels, harvest windows, expected yields, team assignments, and quality checkpoints.
Intelligent systems for wineries
One Grace gives winery teams a single source of truth for production records, lot traceability, warehouse status, compliance documents, and commercial workflows.
The operational gap
Harvest intake data does not always connect to cellar actions.
Tank, barrel, and lot changes can be hard to reconstruct later.
Warehouse teams often update inventory after decisions are already made.
Compliance work becomes a manual reporting exercise instead of a by-product of operations.
Platform
One Grace organizes work by how wineries actually operate: field, intake, cellar, warehouse, compliance, and sales.
Set parcels, harvest windows, expected yields, team assignments, and quality checkpoints.
Track intake, fermentation, movements, treatments, barrel programs, bottling, and lot genealogy.
Monitor inventory, exceptions, regulatory records, audit trails, approvals, and reporting deadlines.
Connect stock, customer orders, CRM activity, invoicing, B2B channels, and e-commerce integrations.
Control room
Teams see what needs attention first: open cellar actions, low inventory, blocked lots, compliance tasks, and sales commitments.
Built around the work
Modules
Each module can stand alone, but the value compounds when records flow through the whole winery.
Parcels, blocks, treatments, harvest planning, grape quality, field tasks, and intake preparation.
Fermentation, movements, additions, recipes, barrel programs, tank logs, and lot genealogy.
Finished goods, stock counts, alerts, transfers, packaging materials, and shipment readiness.
Audit trail, certificates, regulatory reports, inspection records, approvals, and exportable evidence.
B2B orders, customer activity, invoicing, CRM workflows, allocation, and e-commerce connections.
Operational KPIs, production history, inventory trends, sales signals, and management reporting.
Implementation
One Grace should not feel like a second job. The implementation path keeps scope clear, maps existing data, and trains each role on the workflows they actually use.
Define current workflows, pain points, roles, modules, integrations, and reporting requirements.
Set records, user permissions, operating rules, import templates, and priority dashboards.
Train field, cellar, warehouse, compliance, management, and commercial teams by workflow.
Monitor adoption, fix data gaps, refine reports, and prepare a stable operating cadence.
Security and confidence
Operational systems need trust before they need polish. Access, audit history, exports, and recovery plans are part of the product story.
Give each team the right controls without exposing finance, compliance, or admin settings unnecessarily.
Know who changed what, when it changed, and which lot, tank, order, or report was affected.
Export operational data for audits, reviews, reporting, backups, and third-party workflows.
Connect accounting, ERP, CRM, e-commerce, and reporting workflows through planned API paths.
Questions
These are the first questions most wineries ask before moving away from disconnected tools.
Most focused rollouts can begin operating in 4-8 weeks, depending on data readiness, integrations, number of modules, and team availability.
Yes. Many teams start with cellar, inventory, or compliance, then connect additional modules once the operating rhythm is stable.
The goal is a controlled transition. Critical records are mapped first, then duplicate tracking is reduced as teams adopt the connected workflow.
Schedule a demo
Share your current setup and the most important workflow to improve. The demo can focus on the exact operating area that matters first.
No generic sales tour.
Focused on your winery size and workflow.
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