Articles for agricultural specialists about digital solutions and the experience of the Agroprosperis Digital Solutions team

In September, the workload on grain silos, transport and paperwork increases. AP Elevator Queue helps to plan the arrival of grain lorries via electronic booking, whilst AP Group’s e-TTN digitises the creation, editing and signing of consignment notes. Together, these solutions provide a managed process for grain transport.

Land is the foundation of agribusiness, which is why up-to-date data on fields, land shares, contracts, boundaries and surveys must be integrated into a single digital system. AP Digitals brings together land and field processes using AP Fields, AP Land Assistant, AP Agronomist and AP ERP. These solutions help to create accurate field boundaries, carry out GPS surveys, draw up survey reports and manage land auctions. As a result, the agribusiness gains an up-to-date overview of its land portfolio, quick access to information and a reliable basis for planning and management decisions.

Digital transformation in agribusiness begins when spreadsheets, phone calls, and manual coordination are no longer enough for a company. In this article, we explain how to tell if an agribusiness is ready for digitalisation, what signs indicate a need to act now, and which processes are best to start automating. We also demonstrate how AP Digitals’ solutions help make work involving data, logistics, fields, grain silos, documents and teams more transparent, faster and easier to manage.

Chatbots help companies automate routine inquiries from employees and customers, reduce manual coordination, and make processes faster and more transparent. Using AP Assistant and AP Landlord Assistant as examples, we demonstrate how digital assistants simplify HR processes, document management, contracts, payments, and communication.

Peak weeks in agribusiness set the pace for the entire logistics operation.

CRM is essential in agribusiness to consolidate sales, customer service, and partner management into a single system, reduce chaos during peak seasons, maintain a history of interactions, and monitor the sales funnel, tasks, and the quality of customer service. It is best to implement CRM in phases: starting with clear business goals and process descriptions, followed by a small-scale launch, basic integrations, and team training. AP CRM from AP Digitals helps adapt Microsoft Dynamics 365 to the real-world business processes of agricultural companies.