Multi-site, cross-company grain movement and quality graph

Multi-site, cross-company grain movement and quality graph. The vendor's Elevate platform records every truckload in and out of every bin at each customer site, retains the mix composition of each bin, and preserves origin and traceability of grain as it moves between facilities. Aggregated across its install base this is a physical custody-and-blending graph for the central Plains: which origin lots landed in which bin, how they were blended, and where the blend was shipped — plus average quality-factor comparisons by bin. Its customer base reaches very large handlers: the featured customer alone runs 53 locations across Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma with 81 million bushels of storage capacity, 62 million bushels of annual grain volume and $639 million in annual sales across wheat, milo, corn, soybeans, canola and sunflowers.

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Industry: Agricultural ProductsApplication Software
Instruments: commoditiesderivativesequities

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular — perpetual bin-movement and inventory records plus grain accounting ledger data, consolidated across sites; the traceability module is explicitly relational (bin, load, origin, destination) rather than a flat inventory table.
Volume: Directly evidenced at one account: the featured customer moves 62 million bushels annually across 53 locations, which at typical truckload sizes implies on the order of a million or more in-and-out bin movement events per year from that customer alone, each carrying quality factors. Across the vendor's multi-site install base, and since 2000 for accounting data (since 2019 for traceability), accumulated movement history is plausibly in the hundreds of millions of event rows.
Users: Estimated low thousands of named seats across an install base of grain handlers: one disclosed account operates 53 locations across three states, and company indicators show roughly 31 staff with a reported revenue band near $3.7M — implying a modest number of large multi-site enterprise accounts rather than a wide small-elevator base.
History: 25 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — the vendor's core grain accounting line has run continuously since 1996, Elevate was introduced November 2019 as the first combined traceability-plus-bin-management product, and the case-study reprint assets were republished to the site's 2024 uploads path.
Launched: 1996 for the vendor's grain accounting software line (stated on the page); November 2019 for Elevate advanced bin management with traceability.
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