Cameras on the yard. Trucks counted in real time. Wait times your farmers can actually see. GrainFlow gives everyone in the supply chain the transparency they need to stop guessing and start moving.
They don't know how long the line is until they're already in it. That uncertainty costs them time, fuel, and trust in your operation.
Farmers drive 30 minutes to find 15 trucks ahead of them. No warning. No visibility.
2–4 hr wasted waiting during peak harvestEvery hour in line is an hour not in the field. Diesel burns. Harvest windows close.
$150+ per truck per hour of idle timeFarmers remember who made them wait. Next year, they take their grain somewhere else.
1 in 4 farmers consider switching elevators over wait timesYour office gets the same call 40 times a day. You don't have a good answer.
60% of manager time on phone coordinationMount cameras at your lanes and GrainFlow's computer vision counts every truck, measures every wait, and shares it with the people who need it most — your farmers.
No app to download. No account to create. Just a link from their elevator with real-time yard conditions — and the confidence to plan their day.
Before leaving the field, farmers pull up your yard on their phone. They see how many trucks are waiting and the current average wait time. No call needed.
Historical patterns show when lines are shortest. Farmers learn that 11 AM and 3 PM are the sweet spots. They shift their trips and skip the rush — naturally.
Instead of sitting in line for 3 hours, they arrive when the yard is clear. That's an extra combine run. An extra load delivered. Real harvest productivity gained.
When farmers can see that you're being transparent about wait times, they trust you. They stay loyal. They tell other farmers. Transparency is retention.
See what changes when farmers can see the line before they join it.
What operators and farmers see after their first season with GrainFlow.
You don't need scheduling software to improve your yard. Research and early GrainFlow deployments show that simply making queue data visible to farmers reduces peak congestion by 20–30% — before any scheduling features are turned on.
When farmers can see the line, they self-organize. They shift trips to off-peak windows. They stop showing up all at once. The improvement is organic, immediate, and free of behavior change mandates.
Add GrainFlow's full scheduling and capacity planning suite, and the remaining wait times compress further — achieving the full 40%+ reduction that transforms your operation.
Key finding: Visibility alone cut wait times by 45% — with zero scheduling changes required. The full suite drives waits below 45 minutes.
Already have a farmer-facing app like MyLDC or Viterra Connect? GrainFlow feeds real-time queue and wait data directly into it, no second app for your growers to download.
Major grain companies invest millions in their own farmer-facing apps. GrainFlow doesn't replace those apps — it powers them. Our API feeds real-time queue depth, wait times, and lane status directly into your existing platform, so your growers can check the line before they hook up the trailer.
GrainFlow starts working the day you mount cameras. As you're ready, unlock scheduling, contracts, and capacity planning to go further.
Computer vision counts trucks in real-time. Know your queue depth, wait times, and lane utilization — and share it with farmers automatically.
Start HereA simple, shareable link that lets any farmer check the current line and historical wait patterns at your facility. No login required.
Start HereSee every truck in your yard without going outside. Real-time lane status, throughput tracking, and congestion alerts in one view.
Start HereCapacity-aware slot booking with propose-and-confirm negotiation. Farmers self-serve. No more phone tag.
Add When ReadySet inbound targets against outbound needs. Generate months of delivery proposals in one click.
Add When ReadyCreate, negotiate, and track contracts. Every delivery ties back with automatic quantity updates.
Add When ReadyGrainFlow works wherever unpredictable truck arrivals meet limited loading or unloading capacity.
Inland terminals handling harvest-season truck surges. The core use case.
Canola, soybean, and oilseed facilities requiring continuous inbound supply coordination.
Seasonal distribution hubs managing spring and fall shipping peaks.
Processing and distribution facilities with mixed inbound and outbound traffic.
From the cab of the truck to the office at the elevator.
The people waiting in line
Elevator, crush plant, and terminal managers
Regional managers & leadership
Book a 30-minute demo. We'll walk through your operation, show you the live yard view, and scope a pilot — cameras up and running in days, not months.
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