When deciding between a Call On Grain order and a Freight Order on the AgriChain platform, the primary factor to consider is your involvement in freight activities. Here's a clear breakdown to help you choose the right option:

Call On Grain Order

• Opt for a Call On Grain order if you have no direct involvement in freight activities.
• This type of order is typically created against a commodity contract.
• It's ideal for situations where you're solely responsible for requesting the commodity without organising the freight.

Freight Order

• Choose a Freight Order when you're directly involved in coordinating freight activities.
• This order type is suitable when you're responsible for organizing the freight, regardless of whether you're the buyer or the seller.
• If you're acting as a freight broker for the Freight Order, you can also create a Freight Order.

Conveyance and Delivery Onus:

FAQs

How do I determine whether to create a Call On Grain order or a Freight Order?

Consider your involvement in freight activities. If you're solely responsible for requesting the commodity without organising the freight, opt for a Call On Grain order. Choose a Freight Order when you're directly involved in coordinating freight activities.

Can I create a freight order if I'm acting as a freight broker for the shipment?

Yes, if you're acting as a freight broker for the Freight Order, you can create a Freight Order, regardless of whether you're the buyer or the seller.

By understanding the distinction between these order types and considering your involvement in freight activities, you can efficiently navigate the process of creating and managing orders on the AgriChain platform.