Combyne vs KalPRO TOMS

Combyne is crop marketing made simpler. Right from your mobile phone, keep track of every bushel you grow, store, and sell, and save time doing it. Whether you’re at home, in the field, or unloading grain, Combyne brings all your crop marketing information into the palm of your hand. - How does it work? Combyne unifies how many bushels you are marketing (based on yield projections or as-harvested totals) with all the information from your crop sales including contracts, load tickets, and settlements. Combyne also helps you track your stored crop balances - whether on-farm or off-farm. By having this information in one central place, you’ll be able to inform your profitability for the year, pricing decisions, stay on top of your different contracts, manage your sales against both projected and actually harvested crop, keep track of all your different contracts and loads, and manage your storage and delivery activities. - Let Combyne do the work for you! Once your marketable crop has been added (either old, new, or projected bushels), start digitizing your documents. Simply upload a PDF, screenshot, or snap a picture straight from your phone and let Combyne do the rest. The app scans and parses your documents (contracts, load tickets, and settlements), pulls out all the key information like commodity, quantity, price, delivery dates and more to update your records and reconcile your marketed and storage positions. Combyne also keeps a digital copy of your original documents for future reference. With your marketed position automatically reconciled, you always know how much unsold crop you still have available, your projected cash flow, and any upcoming deliveries you need to plan for. Combyne also brings your sales information together with cost of production data to continually calculate what price you need on your unsold crop to reach breakeven & profitability. You can also manage your stored crop inventory by location to track your crop from bin to sale. See your delivery progress against contracts with load tickets, and associate tickets to storage locations so you know what’s left in each bin or grain bag you have on-farm. - What’s included? Explore Combyne’s benefits in a 30 day free trial. Once the trial is over, you can choose to pay for a monthly or annual subscription. - Manage marketing for ALL your commodities - UNLIMITED trade document management (contracts, load tickets, and settlements) - Document digitization with OCR - Access to your Marketing Insights & overall Price Performance - View your breakeven and profitability When it comes to crop marketing, let Combyne do the heavy lifting. Start keeping track of every bushel you market today.

The objective is to simplify the use of TOMS an Asset Management System. The TOMS app signifies a simplification of our system that will cater specifically to the needs of our user groups. The uniqueness of this app lies in its user-specific approach, where each user group will only see the features, they require for their roles. This not only streamlines their work but also reduces the risk of errors and improves overall productivity. This app will be used by tire technicians and their managers at a mine site (organization) to do inspections on the tires for vehicles at the mine sites. The main focus would be, but not limited to, the dump truck at the mine site. When logging in, the user will only see the Organization that they have access too, which is defined in the TOMS (EAM) application. Once the user selects the Organization they are at, the app downloads only the necessary information to enable the user to do maintenance inspections for the vehicles on the mine site. There will be a list of released Work Orders that they can work on, and they would be able to create new Work Orders as well. Once they click on the Work Order they will get a picture of the truck axle layout. They would need to click each tire to capture the data specific to that position/tire combination. For example they will click Position 1 if they are capturing the tire pressure, remaining tread depth (RTD), any findings and pictures for the tire under the driver. then they can save that information. Once they have completed their inspection they can 'Finish' the work order from the truck axle layout page.