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July 2017 WINES&VINES 43 WINERY & VINEYARD EQUIPMENT The Wines & Vines Product Focus feature is not intended to provide a definitive listing of all available products in a particular segment or provide any comparative analysis, but rather serve as an overview of what's new or available and also of potential interest to readers as determined by the magazine's editorial staff. IVIS Described by the supplier as a "work planning, tracking and analysis system," Innovative Vinology Information System launched in 2002 in Lake Oswego, Ore. The company touts its unique database design and wide range of features that can track and monitor vineyard op- erations and winemaking as well as HR, tasting room sales, inventory management and other operations. Clients can request custom pro- gramming to coordinate vineyard and wine-production processes and recently added a quality-management function that integrates lab equipment data into daily production management data tracking. Price: Annual license starting at $1,500 per year depending on the complexity of software and production volume. ivissoftware.com VINTRACE A cloud-based option, Vintrace of San Francisco, Calif., offers three lev- els of service. The basic, or Essentials, system is designed for wineries producing up to 10,000 cases and offers recordkeeping and manage- ment for all key winemaking operations. A Professional level of service offers more features such as a reporting dashboard, trial blending, grower contracts and payments and cost analysis. The company also offers the Enterprise service for large wineries with multiple locations and a dedicated service agreement. Price: Essentials service starts at $195 per month, and the Professional package starts at $345. winery-software.com INNOVINT The cloud-based InnoVint system launched in 2013 is based in Mountain View, Calif. The system is focused on wine production and designed to be managed and run through mobile devices. Work orders can be sent di- rectly to users working in the cellar, where they can update wine and work order status. The system can toggle between different wineries and also offers user-based permissions so custom-crush clients or others can have read-only access for reporting or tracking purposes. InnoVint provides vineyard tracking as well as smartphone QR code scanning for barrels and other vessels. The company recently integrated its system with ETS Labo- ratories. The system can produce wine or juice sample labels, and when results are ready from ETS that data is automatically entered into the In- noVint system and matched with the right lots. InnoVint's system is also integrated with FOSS analytical devices and any third-party lab companies using FOSS equipment. Other new features include a dry goods and addi- tive inventory tracking and price calculation as well as full-cost tracking for a wine lot through its entire history. Price: Starts at $129 per month. innovint.us Vintrace

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