Aptean Introduces Fresh Produce ERP

The company called the new offering the next generation of its Produce Pro Software for fresh produce businesses throughout the supply chain.

A mock-up graphic of a program running on a Mac desktop computer. The program shows a user interface for Aptean Fresh Produce ERP.
Aptean called its new Fresh Produce ERP offering the evolution of its long-running Produce Pro Software.
(Graphic courtesy of Aptean)

Aptean, an Alpharetta, Ga.-based software company, announced July 9 the launch of Aptean Fresh Produce ERP (enterprise resource planning). The company described it as the evolution of its Produce Pro Software.

“Aptean Fresh Produce ERP isn’t just an upgrade — it’s the future of fresh produce technology,” says Marc Hatfield, regional account director for fresh produce at Aptean, in a news release. “We have taken everything customers love about Produce Pro and supercharged it with Aptean’s advanced technology and cloud-native architecture. Designed for a fast-moving, high-stakes market, this next ERP empowers produce operations to stay ahead.”

Produce Pro Software has been an ERP platform available to fresh produce distributors, wholesalers, foodservice providers, growers, packers, shippers, processors and terminal markets across North America for more than 30 years.

The new AI-powered Aptean Fresh Produce ERP is built on the robust Microsoft Business Central platform, according to the company, making it a secure, scalable, cloud-native solution.

“Aptean Fresh Produce ERP is a smarter way forward — intuitive, intelligent and built to grow with your business,” Hatfield says. “It unites the proven functionality of Produce Pro Software with the power of the cloud, offering greater scalability, accessibility and ongoing innovation. Backed by Aptean’s deep software expertise and a suite of integrated technologies like TMS, EDI, e-commerce, BI and more — fresh produce businesses evolve and thrive with solutions made specifically for them.”

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