Agriware review
An ERP for garden centers that need retail, plant inventory and production workflows together.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Agriware is horticulture-focused ERP software from Mprise for growers, wholesalers and garden centers. It is aimed at organizations that need retail and plant inventory alongside purchasing, sales, financial management and horticultural production processes. Garden centers looking only for a standalone point-of-sale application may find its broader business-system focus unnecessary; the fit is stronger when operations span retail and production or wholesale workflows.
Its category-specific scope brings together garden-center POS, plant and product inventory, and horticultural production planning and registration. The same system also supports sales, purchasing and financial management, plus grower and wholesale processes. That breadth suits businesses that want these activities within an ERP rather than separate tools. Agriware runs on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, and that relationship is central to its platform fit: organizations already aligned with Business Central may find the foundation relevant, while prospective buyers should assess the implementation alongside the horticulture features.
Agriware is available through cloud or self-hosted deployment, on web and self-hosted platforms. According to the vendor's pricing approach, prospective customers contact Mprise Agriware rather than choosing from published plan prices. Specific feature availability and deployment options can depend on the Business Central implementation. Garden centers with connected production, grower or wholesale needs should consider Agriware as an integrated ERP; smaller operations seeking only checkout and inventory may be better served by a narrower POS product.
Agriware pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines garden-center POS with plant and product inventory.
- Adds horticultural production planning and registration.
- Supports sales, purchasing, financials, wholesale and grower workflows.
- Where it doesn't
- Broader than a standalone point-of-sale system may require.
- Pricing requires contacting the vendor.
- Features and deployment options can depend on the Business Central implementation.
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