AI-native operations for physical commodities

Every shipment, from deal to delivery.

Comod watches every shipment, notices what’s due and drafts the next move. You approve, and your team runs more cargo without more hands.

A commodity port: a bulk carrier loading copper under gantry cranes, ore and coal stockpiles, rail wagons and warehouses

The gap

Every trade is held together by hand.

Once the deal is done, coordinators turn it into cargo and payment, chasing every party by email, WhatsApp and phone. Other tools read the paperwork. Nobody does the chasing.

The commodity chain: an open-pit copper mine, a conveyor to the railhead, an ore train and a bulk carrier loading at the port
$50,000
What a few days’ delay on one bulk carrier can cost in demurrage.
$8–10B
Estimated demurrage paid in dry bulk shipping every year.
24/7
Every shipment watched around the clock, the next message drafted before it’s due.

Proactive

Comod acts first. Before you have to ask.

It watches every shipment around the clock: laytime running down, nominations coming due, counterparties gone quiet. When something needs doing, the message is already written.

A landscape of mines, smelters, grain barges and ports, each watched over by a small marker
Comod's suggestions: a laytime warning, two nominations, a chase and a free-time reminder, each with Review and send
  1. 1It noticesDates, documents, replies and clocks on every shipment, checked every few minutes.
  2. 2It draftsThe right message to the right party, with why it’s due and the documents attached.
  3. 3You approveSend it, put it off a day, or dismiss it. Every send is on the audit trail.

The voyage

One desk for the whole voyage.

Contracts drafted from the deal.

Coming up

Book freight

The product

See it working.

What Comod suggests, what needs you, every shipment by stage, and the dates coming up.

Comod: Today

Where the money leaks

Demurrage and letters of credit, watched for you.

A port at golden hour: a warehouse of copper and bagged cargo with a clock on its wall, a grain terminal loading a bulk carrier, and a surveyor weighing copper beside a bank

Free time, counted

Free days counted from arrival, and the buyer reminded before demurrage and detention start.

Laytime, on the clock

The clock runs from notice of readiness. Before it runs out, the escalation is drafted.

Papers right before the bank

Every document checked against the others and the contract, inside the L/C presentation window.

People approve

Every outward message waits for a person, by the rules you set.

Roles

Viewers, coordinators, managers and admins.

Kept apart

Each company’s data separated at the database itself.

Your region

Our cloud in the region you choose, or your own servers.

Show Comod one shipment. It does the rest.

Set up from the papers of a shipment you’ve already done, in about five minutes.

The arrival port at dusk: a bulk carrier unloading, trucks leaving, the town lit