Guide · AI
Ask your storage and your packhouse anything
Pak-Bot is the AI inside Producepak. Ask a question in plain English and get the answer, table or chart from your live records. Tell it what to pack and it creates the records and prints the labels – wherever you are.
Watch the video & book a demo Full specifications (PDF)
US$6,200 a year · all modules · 8 users · unlimited sites
99% fewer shipping errors
95% less produce waste with precise inventory control
90% lower administration costs
Seconds to a chart or report from Pak-Bot AI
Questions storage-crop packers ask Pak-Bot
| Ask | You get |
|---|---|
| “Shrink % by bay this season, as a chart.” | Bar chart by bay, worst first |
| “Packout % by grower for Russet Burbank this month.” | Table ready to send to growers |
| “Weeks of supply left for yellow onions at this week’s pack rate.” | One number, by size and grade |
| “Top five customers by sweet potato volume this year.” | Chart and table |
| “Which loads had claims this quarter, and why?” | Claims list with reasons and photos |
| “Oldest storage lots not yet allocated.” | Pull list to stop waste |
Run the packhouse by talking to it
You: “Create a new batch, pull 40 bins of Russet from bay 3, pack 10 lb bags, make 18 pallets for the Loblaw order and print the labels on line 2.”
Pak-Bot: “Done. Batch created, 40 bins consumed from bay 3, 18 pallets of 10 lb Russet bags allocated to the Loblaw order, lot codes assigned, pallet labels sent to line 2.”
From the field, the car (parked), the office or home – the records are made and the labels print at the packhouse printer you choose.
Questions
Does Pak-Bot see our data only?
Pak-Bot answers from your Producepak records, within each user’s permissions.
Can I type instead of talk?
Yes – speak or type.
More guides for potato, onion and sweet potato businesses
- Storage, curing & shrink Temperatures, humidity, curing and how to stop shrink eating your margin.
- Grading, packout & grower pay Packout % by grower lot, grades, culls and settlements that add up.
- Bagging, labels & shipping Bag weights, bilingual Canadian labels, PTI cases and loads that are right.
- FSMA 204 & SFCR compliance What the US and Canadian rules really require for these three crops.
- Processing & fresh-cut Peeled, diced and fresh-cut: yields, lot codes and by-products.
- All potato, onion & sweet potato guides Start here.
See Producepak running on your product
Watch the short video, then book a live demonstration with a fresh produce consultant who knows US packhouses, PTI labels and FSMA 204.