New ADM Integration Streamlines Grain Elevator Logistics

Digital Grain Elevator’s FOB Ag Logistics Platform is a mobile tool that works to both simplify and streamline the grain transportation and delivery process.

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A new tech integration is on the way at many ADM locations as the company is in the process of implementing Digital Grain Elevator’s FOB Ag Logistics Platform.

The FOB Ag Logistics Platform is a mobile tool that works to both simplify and streamline the grain transportation and delivery process.

“This partnership with ADM is a significant step forward for the future of Ag transportation,” said Aaron Secrest, CEO of Digital Grain Elevator, Inc. “By simplifying dispatch, tracking shipments, digital ticket integration, and automated invoicing, we’re creating a more streamlined and transparent experience for everyone involved.”

Some of its key features include:

  • Digital Dispatch
    The FOB website and mobile app can book and schedule loads, pickups and drop offs with drivers, producers and end-users.
  • Real-Time Delivery Updates
    The control center provides the location, status updates and ETA of a fleet.
  • Digital Invoicing and Ticketing
    Scale tickets, inspections, grain samples, etc. can all be uploaded.

“The successful implementation of this technology across a broad part of our North American footprint is already helping us work with our partners – including our producer customers, commercial grain shippers, carriers and owner-operators – to simplify and streamline the work we do together,” said Alicia Ralston, ADM’s vice president of digital transformation. “Today, we’re seeing the benefits of more efficient dispatching and deliveries, faster payments thanks to automatic invoicing, and more. We’re continuing to expand our use of this exciting technology, and we strongly encourage producers and haulers alike to reach out to us so we can tell them more about it.

Ralston adds this rollout aims to enhance traceability of supply chains.

“There’s more to come,” Ralston says. “We’re excited about the many ways we’re building out our suite of technologies to meet our partners’ needs and help the entire value chain work together more efficiently and effectively for years to come.”

ADM has currently implemented the FOB Ag Logistics Platform in its eastern grain regions including:

  • Decatur/east central Illinois
  • Mendota, Illinois
  • Evansville, Indiana
  • Frankfort/Central Indiana
  • Toledo, Ohio
  • Windsor, Ontario
  • Memphis, Tennessee

The rollout of this integration will continue across ADM’s North American footprint.

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