How GrainPosition works, in 90 seconds

What happens in the video

1. The grain book. What's sold, what isn't, and how much of the crop is committed, at a glance.
2. A contract, a scale ticket and a settlement, from photos. Tap the camera button at the bottom, pick what you're photographing, the phone's camera opens, and buyer, crop, quantity, price, weights, grade and every deduction fill in for you to check.
3. The settlement, checked. Graded 2 CAN on a 1 CAN contract: what it cost, and the days left to ask the Canadian Grain Commission for a binding grade. A drying charge that isn't on the contract is flagged, and a message to the buyer is ready to send.
4. The bin yard. Bins on a map of the yard, dragged to where they stand, each filled to how full it is. Tap one for the grade, moisture and protein of what's in it.
5. Your sales on the price chart. Manitoba's weekly price for canola, with each of the farm's sales on it the week it was made and the break-even line: what it got against the market. Then five years of the same line.
6. The bank report. The crop year on one page, to print or save as a PDF.

Reading a contract from a photo, step by step, with screenshots. · Put GrainPosition on your phone.

The farm, the buyers and the documents in the video are fictional samples. The music was made for this video. Everything shown works in the app today, in free early access; the sample farm on the homepage doesn't save anything, so it doesn't read photos.