Insights on commodity trading, document automation, and operational excellence.
For commodity traders and charterers, demurrage disputes represent one of the most persistent drains on profitability—and one of the most overlooked opportunities for optimization.
When document volumes grow, should you add headcount or adopt AI? It's a fair question. Here's an honest comparison of costs, capabilities, and when each makes sense.
Your operations setup is unique. Your CTRM is customized. Multiple ERPs create data silos. Here's how to add AI without breaking what already works.
The question isn't whether AI is perfect. It's what happens when it isn't. Here's how to build systems that catch mistakes before they become expensive.
Full automation isn't the goal. The best trade operations put AI and humans where each excels. Here's why human-in-the-loop is a design choice, not a limitation.
Skepticism about AI in trade operations isn't resistance to progress. It's earned wisdom from years of overpromised technology. Here's why your skeptics are your greatest asset.
What if operations could predict which counterparties send incorrect invoices? Which ports have documentation delays? Transform ops from a cost center to a risk-management asset.
Commodities trade around the clock. Your operations team shouldn't have to. Learn how AI agents work the night shift, processing documents while you sleep.
Introducing our AI-powered platform for commodity trade operations.
A single mismatched field can cascade into demurrage fees, LC rejections, and strained relationships. Here's why it happens and how to prevent it.
Operations teams spend 3-6 hours per cargo on document reconciliation. Multiply that across hundreds of trades and the numbers get staggering.
In an age of instant information, commodity traders still struggle to get a clear picture of their active trades. The problem isn't technology, it's fragmentation.
Trade documents are notoriously complex. Bills of lading, letters of credit, and contracts each have their own conventions. Can AI actually handle them?