ViaVelaViridis keeps crews, routes, and billing in one place.
Crew scheduling, day-by-day route planning, job tracking, and client invoicing for landscaping and field-service companies — designed to help a crew's week hold together end to end, from the morning assignment to the invoice that goes out.
What Viridis is built to do
Five pieces, one system — a crew's day, its route, its jobs, and its billing don't live in separate tools.
Crews & scheduling
Day-based crew assignments — who's working which jobs, on which day.
Routes
Each service day's stops are planned together. The system computes two route plans and always uses the better one — never a worse "optimized" route.
Jobs
Tracked from scheduled to done, with status that reflects what actually happened.
Invoicing & billing
Integer-cent money — the same discipline as the rest of the suite.
Client records
Every client's jobs, invoices, and history, kept together.
Same spine as the rest of the suite
- Tenant isolation. Each company's data is walled off at the server, not hidden by the UI.
- Integer cents everywhere. No floating-point money exists in the system.
- Audited money actions. Every money-shaped action leaves a reviewable trail.
Honest by default
- Honest screens. Anything not configured says so on screen — no filled-in placeholder numbers.
- Built on a reviewed platform. Viridis is being built against the same platform decisions already running Bona in production, not experimental architecture.
- ~200+ automated tests cover that platform pattern today — money handling, tenant isolation, and auth.
Where Viridis is today — said plainly
Every ViaVela product carries an honest stage label. Here's Viridis's.
- In development. No launch date promised — we'd rather say that plainly than guess.
- Same platform, same discipline. Viridis is being built on the reviewed platform decisions already running Bona, which is in production pilot today.
- Route planning always computes two plans for a service day and uses the better one — never a single unchecked pass.