Granum Launches the New Greenius
Rebuilt with a new mobile app, Greenius lets landscaping businesses stand up an employee development program in minutes, and begins connecting crew training to the systems they already use to run the work.
"We have spent years helping landscapers know their numbers, and that is still one of the surest paths to profitable growth," said
With the new Greenius, landscaping businesses can:
- Sign up a new hire by QR code and have them in training in under five minutes
- Access 200+ purpose-built courses spanning all areas of landscaping, in English or Spanish
- Give every new hire the same training from day one, regardless of who hired them or which crew they join
- Assign pre-built, role-specific playlists so crew output quality stays consistent
- Keep completion records showing who was trained, on what, and when, for insurance conversations, OSHA visits, and customer disputes
The launch also begins a broader integration with LMN. The first phase of the LMN integration arrives later this Fall, giving customers a single sign-on from LMN into Greenius. A deeper integration between the two products is in development.
Existing Greenius customers can move to the new product at their current subscription price. The new Greenius is available today.
About Granum
Granum is the company behind LMN, SingleOps, and Greenius — the operating system modern landscape and tree care companies use to run their businesses. From estimating and scheduling to crew training and on-the-job execution, Granum helps green-industry operators get organized, streamline daily work, and deliver the kind of customer experience that keeps accounts and crews for the long term.
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