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ANNUAL EQUIPMENT & PRODUCT BUYER'S GUIDE SOFTWARE


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 LaunchPad Chat™


LaunchPad Chat™ is designed to automate your lead channels, allowing your new or existing clients to receive high-quality customer service 24/7. LaunchPad Chat creates an AI agent for your business which can pick up the phone or talk to clients on your behalf. LaunchPad Chat agents are able to answer questions about your business, capture client information, and, for select products and services, quote and sell work directly to your clients. Ensure your clients never go to voicemail and are always able to get their questions answered. You and your team can spend less time on the phone or answering emails and instead can focus on qualified leads and other strategic activities. As the software grows, businesses will be able to leverage the AI agent internally to answer questions about the business and assist the employees with their work. Learn more at launchpad.bot or email dwagner@launchpad.bot.


 Turf Logistics™


Turf Logistics™ is sod farm and sod distributor management software with connected mobile apps. Turf Logistics includes order management, harvest management, and automatic truck routing all within one centralized platform. All invoice information is easily transferable to QuickBooks or can be exported in the format needed. Turf Logistics allows for seamless communication with both drivers and harvesters using mobile apps. New for 2024, Turf Logistics has launched a new AI assistant tool that helps system users complete tasks, instantly pull reports, and even help with best practices. The AI tool gets better and better the more it is used. There is nothing like this in the turfgrass industry and this is only the beginning. Learn more at turflogistics.com. Call 843-607-8765 or email jlong@sodsolutions.com.


SPRIGGING EQUIPMENT


 Sprigmaster II


The Sprigmaster II converts solid sod to sprigs and plants all in one pass. It has the ability to processes slabs, mini-rolls, or big rolls into sprigs. The model SM48 uses a 42-in. (1.067-m) big roll to plant a 48-in. (1.219-m) wide pass of sprigs. The model SM52 uses a 48-in. (1.219-m) big roll to plant a 52-in. (1.321-m) wide pass of sprigs. Both models come standard with high-speed carrying wheels, hydraulic overdrive, a rack for slabs or mini rolls, and 2-inch (5.08-cm) spacing on the 26 spring-loaded and swivel coulters. The Sprigmaster II is a great machine for expanding sod farms or sprigging sports fields and golf courses. Options: • Can be built as a stationary unit to convert sod to sprigs • Extra blades for a finer cut


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