Introduction

The AgriChain platform offers flexibility for users to function as sellers, buyers, or freight providers, regardless of their user type. However, the primary business selected during the company setup plays a crucial role in determining the applicable modules and functionalities. This article provides insights into understanding user roles and configuring the primary business setup for optimal platform usage.

User roles and primary business

GROWER

• Definition: grows their own commodities, such as grain, and manages on-farm or on-site storage.
• Primary Business Setup: Select "Grower" during company setup to access modules tailored for managing agricultural production and on-site storage.

LOGISTICS

• Definition: Owns one or more trucks and conducts freight activities for customers, charging freight rates for transportation services.
• Primary Business Setup: Choose "Logistics" during company setup to unlock features related to freight management and transportation operations.

TRADER

• Definition: engages solely in buying and selling commodities without involvement in production or transportation.
• Primary Business Setup: Opt for "Trader" during company setup to gain access to modules focused on commodity trading activities and market transactions.

Choosing the Right Setup

When configuring the primary business setup during company registration, it's essential to align the selection with the core operations and objectives of the business. Selecting the appropriate primary business ensures access to relevant modules and functionalities tailored to specific business needs.

FAQs

Can users switch their primary business setup after company registration?

Yes, users can update their primary business setup by contacting AgriChain support. However, changes may impact access to certain modules and functionalities, so careful consideration is advised.

What if my business engages in multiple activities, such as both production and trading?

In cases where businesses have diverse operations, it's recommended to select the primary business setup that aligns with the predominant activities. Additional functionalities can often be accessed through module subscriptions or custom configurations.

How does the primary business setup affect platform usage for users with administrative roles?

Users with administrative roles, such as Company Admin or Office Admin, can configure platform settings and access all functionalities, regardless of the primary business setup. However, the setup influences module availability for other user types within the company.

Conclusion

Understanding user roles and configuring the primary business setup accurately are essential steps in maximizing the functionality and effectiveness of the AgriChain platform. By aligning the setup with business objectives, users can streamline operations, access relevant features, and optimise their experience on the platform.