
Agricultural CTRM consulting for grain and softs traders.
Population growth, shifting consumption patterns and open international markets are reshaping agriculture. We help traders build resilient, flexible supply chains and the systems to manage them.
What Agriculture companies face today.
- Growing global population driving demand
- Shifting consumption patterns across diverse markets
- The increasing importance of transparent international markets
- The need for predictable technologies in complex supply chains
- Crop seasonality, weather dependency, quality premiums and basis risk

Why sector expertise matters.
From spreadsheets to CTRM
Expertise in transitioning from basic tools to sophisticated CTRM systems.
Supply chain visibility
Solutions that improve visibility of inventory, logistics and risk.
Market resilience
Strategies to navigate global market fluctuations and regulatory change.
Built to last
Flexible, resilient technology for long-term success.
Tailored to the demands of your sector.
Implementation plans built around the crop calendar and harvest peaks.
Basis risk, quality premiums, storage costs and multi-grade contracts captured up front.
Integration with exchanges, price reporting agencies and weather data.
On-site support when it matters most.
Results in Agriculture.
A mid-sized European grain trader moved from outdated systems and spreadsheets to an integrated CTRM, with Orivyn supporting analysis, vendor selection, implementation and post-go-live support.
Support at every stage.

As-is process assessment
A clear picture of your processes, systems and gaps, plus a quantified business case for change.
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RFP development & vendor selection
An independent market scan, a tailored RFP and support in negotiation, so you secure the right system on the right terms.
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Functional & integration requirements
Future-state processes and functional and integration requirements, validated against the vendor's product.
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Implementation, integration & support
Project planning, interfaces, testing, UAT and training, then continuous improvement after go-live.
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