“Handling grain is a complex business, overseeing it even more difficult; that’s why we’ve got ExamHand”
ExamHand is a desktop application with integrated database specifically designed to help grain warehouse examiners physically measure their grain stocks.
But ExamHand doesn’t stop there, from inventory ExamHand calculates obligation risks and then financial risks. Any risks discovered will trigger an exception.
ExamHand is used on-site in some very isolated locales. Internet connections are spotty. Thats why an internet connection is not required to use ExamHand.
Client Login Learn MoreExamHand is used by 14 state grain warehouse agencies responsible for over 7 billion bushels of licensed storage
The business of storing and merchandising grain isn’t so easy. That’s why state regulatory agencies use ExamHand software to assist them in the oversight of those who buy, sell, and store producer crops.
When producers deliver their crops to a local grain elevator, they expect that licensed grain handler to be operationally sound and that those crops are secure. Agencies need to know exactly what grain is on hand and where it’s at during an examination, but there’s more. Some regulatory agencies are required to go further and assess if the grain handler has the ‘ability to pay’ producers. No problem, ExamHand has financial as well as bushel obligation tools built in to assess not only bushel obligations but also mark producer contracts to market and generate a working capitial analysis.
ExamHand software is in its 4th generation. It’s been time-tested by warehouse examiners for over 30 years.
How it Works
An accurately measured inventory can be had without monumental effort. No need for a confusing set of measurements in each bin. We know how grain lays inside of cylinders and boxes. In most cases, just 3 simple steps are needed to compute the packed quantity of grain in a bin.
ExamHand uses AGRO EDI to accept over 40 different types of bushel and financial records from your licensee. This provides for more granular detail during each examination with very little examiner data entry.