Gate operator
The grower's agreement and crate balance are on screen before the truck is unloaded.
Cryova runs a CA cold store's full season — grower agreements through grading, dispatch, and the ledger — in the vocabulary your store already uses, not a generic ERP's translation of it.
Most cold stores have already tried spreadsheets, generic ERPs, or software built for some other industry entirely — and ended up back on register books and phone calls, because none of it matched how a season actually runs or spoke the store's own language. Cryova is built specifically for Controlled-Atmosphere cold stores, not adapted from something else: every gate-in, every chamber placement, every rupee of the grower ledger, recorded once, by the person who did it, at the moment it happened.
These aren't marketing lines — they're the constraints every module is designed against before a line of code is written.
Builty, Khata, Paltai, GR ID, Petti — Cryova uses the vocabulary your staff already use, not a generic ERP's translation of it.
A toggle, a rate change, a grower payout — every mutation is logged with who did it and exactly what changed. Nothing is quietly overwritten.
Lots are placed, locked, and grid-addressed inside each chamber — not just “somewhere in Chamber 4.”
Who can approve what is a data-driven policy your store's admin controls — not a rule buried in code that needs a redeploy to change.
Cryova is multi-tenant by construction. Row-level isolation means one store's ledger is architecturally invisible to another's — not just hidden by a login screen.
Every module goes through a written spec and design review before a line of code — the discipline of an engineering team, not a weekend build.
Each stage hands the next one clean data — nothing is re-entered, nothing is retyped from a slip of paper.
Grower signs on, chambers and rates locked in for the season.
Numbered CRN receipts, a running issued / returned / damaged ledger.
Sampled-kg basis captured from the first entry, not estimated later.
Quality sampling and grading before a single crate reaches a chamber.
Locked placement, grid-addressed, seal-break tracked.
Sizing and packing draw packing-material inventory down automatically.
Outward challan — stock and ledger update together, same transaction.
Storage rent, dues, receipts — auto-reversing if a source entry changes.
The difference isn't a longer feature list — it's what the software does for the person standing at the dock at six in the morning.
Cold stores that have gone digital usually end up with a data-entry tool: the same grower and lot details typed again at the gate, at the dock, and once more at billing; a wrong weight or count that surfaces only at settlement, when it has already become a dispute; rent and crate hire totalled by hand on a calculator; and nothing but a local file standing between a season's records and losing them. Every one of those is a system that records what happened, rather than helping the work happen.
In the age of intelligence, why settle for a system that only remembers?
| Ordinary systems | Cryova |
|---|---|
| Type everything, everywhere | Capture only the new details at each stage |
| Errors surface late, at settlement | Mistakes caught as they are entered |
| One generic screen for everyone | A role-specific dashboard for each station |
| No disaster recovery | Periodic backups — a season is never lost |
| Locked to one computer in the office | Works on PC, laptop, tablet or phone |
Each person opens Cryova to exactly what their job needs — the surrounding facts pulled in automatically, nothing to hunt for.
The grower's agreement and crate balance are on screen before the truck is unloaded.
A grower and lot info-card appears automatically, so only what is genuinely new gets captured.
Lots waiting for a chamber, alongside live chamber and bin occupancy.
One view of everything pending and everything waiting on an approval.
The lots released for the day's clearing, with packing recorded against the grades actually produced.
Charges assembled from the agreement's own rates, and a grower ledger that is ready to settle.
The compounding effect of capturing data once, correctly, at the moment it happens.
Staff capture only what is new, so a lot moves through each station in a fraction of the keystrokes.
Validated figures at the point of entry mean settlements that hold up to a grower's questions.
Every chamber, lot and pending task visible as it happens, not reconstructed at month end.
Itemised statements a grower can read and follow line by line.
Periodic backups and recovery, so a season's record survives whatever the hardware does.
Analytics, accounting and connected hardware when the store is ready for them — not before.
Every store picks its tier at signup — Standard or Premium — and Premium modules switch on or off per store anytime, without a redeploy.
| Capability | Standardcore operations | Premiumruns the business |
|---|---|---|
| Season operations | ||
| Grower agreements & crate ledger | ✓ | ✓ |
| Gate-in, weighbridge, QC, GRN | ✓ | ✓ |
| Chamber storage, grid addressing | ✓ | ✓ |
| Grading, packing, dispatch | ✓ | ✓ |
| Packing-material inventory | ✓ | ✓ |
| Money & records | ||
| Rate cards & invoicing | ✓ | ✓ |
| Grower ledger & statements | ✓ | ✓ |
| Operational reporting | ✓ | ✓ |
| Full financial accounting & payroll | — | ✓ |
| Beyond the season | ||
| Operating-cost & profitability analytics | — | ✓ |
| Cross-season benchmarking | — | ✓ |
| Live chamber sensors & IoT positioning | — | ✓ |
| Offline mode & multi-device sync | — | ✓ |
Row-level tenant isolation, the full audit trail, and policy-driven roles apply to every store on either tier — they're the platform, not an upsell.
Cryova today runs the season from a grower's agreement to their final payout — the post-harvest half of a much longer story. Every crate in a chamber began with a grower's season before it, and a store never operates alone: growers, transporters, packers, buyers, and the store itself all depend on the same season. The roadmap treats that as one connected record, earlier and wider than post-harvest.
The same grower record that follows a lot into the chamber should follow the orchard through the season before it — input planning, spray and irrigation schedules, yield estimates tied to the same GR ID that already exists in the system.
Right now, a grower's agreement, crate ledger, and storage status live in the store's system — not theirs. The vision is a grower logging in directly to see their own lot, their own ledger, without a phone call.
A dispatch today ends at the gate. The vision extends it — connecting a store to transporters, FPOs, buyers, distributors, mandis, and the financial institutions that finance a season, so a dispatch record becomes a market-access record, not just a logistics one.
None of this replaces the discipline of the platform we've already built — it extends the same architecture, the same audit trail, the same tenant-by-tenant control, earlier into the season and further down the chain.
Cryova is a product of Inferro Agritech Private Limited — engineered for the Controlled-Atmosphere cold storage belt, built for any produce and store type, not tied to a single crop.