Margin leaks after the quote
Freight revisions, quality rejections and demurrage land after costing is locked, so the realised margin never matches the sheet.
One platform from the first buyer enquiry to the day the money lands. Procurement, quality, packing, export documentation, customs, shipping and realisation — connected, auditable and finally in one place.
Enquiries in email. Costing in a spreadsheet. Procurement on the phone. Quality on paper. Documents in a shared drive with four versions of the same invoice. By the time something goes wrong, nobody can reconstruct why.
Freight revisions, quality rejections and demurrage land after costing is locked, so the realised margin never matches the sheet.
A missing phytosanitary certificate or a mismatched invoice can hold a container at port for days, and it is always found late.
When a buyer raises a claim you need the intake batch, the QC result and the packing list in one thread — not three people's memories.
Capture buyer enquiries from any channel, build the costing with live freight, duty and packing inputs, and send a proforma that already knows your floor price.
Replaces: the shared inbox, the costing workbook and the quotation folder on the network drive.
Raise purchase orders against a confirmed sale, record farm-gate or mandi intake with weights and moisture, and keep the paper trail attached to the lot rather than to a person.
Replaces: the weighbridge register, the supplier ledger and the WhatsApp rate confirmations.
Run your QC parameters against each lot, block what fails, and let the packing list build itself from what was actually approved and loaded.
Replaces: the QC notebook, the loose photographs and the manually typed packing list.
Commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, phytosanitary application, insurance and the buyer’s own annexures — built from the same shipment record, so the numbers cannot drift apart.
Replaces: the documents folder, the four invoice versions and the frantic call to the CHA.
Booking, stuffing, sailing, bill of lading, buyer despatch, payment terms and realisation status — plus the actual landed margin against what you quoted three months earlier.
Replaces: the shipment tracker sheet and the month-end reconciliation nobody enjoys.
Every lot carries its intake weighment, moisture, QC result, process yield, packing batch and container number. When a buyer raises a query, you answer it from one screen instead of three departments.
Weighment, moisture, deductions and supplier rate captured on arrival.
Yield recorded per stage; failed parameters block the lot from allocation.
Cartons, marks and container mapped back to the originating lots.
The full history, exportable as a single evidence pack.
Sales, procurement, quality, documentation, logistics and finance each get the view they need — with permissions, approvals and an activity log that makes ownership obvious.
Field-level control, not just page-level.
Pipeline, yield, margin and ageing.
Per buyer, country and commodity.
Hooks into ERP, Tally and your CHA.
Xenfloo is commodity-agnostic. Spices, pulses, rice, fresh produce, oil seeds, processed foods and non-food agri lines all work — QC parameters, units, process stages and document templates are configured per commodity rather than hard-coded.
No. Most customers start with documentation and shipment tracking, because that is where the pain is loudest, then bring procurement and QC in over the following quarter. The modules are designed to be adopted in sequence.
Yes. Xenfloo exposes a documented API and ships integrations for common accounting and ERP stacks, including Tally. Where an integration does not exist we build it as part of onboarding rather than asking you to re-key data.
In a dedicated instance in the region you choose, with role-based access, encryption in transit and at rest, and daily backups. If your buyers or auditors require data residency in a specific country, we can deploy accordingly.
A short workflow-mapping session, a configured sandbox with your own masters and templates, training for each role, then a parallel run on live shipments before you switch over. We stay hands-on through the first full export cycle.
Thirty minutes with an engineer who has shipped this before — not a sales call. You leave with a scoped approach, a rough timeline and an honest answer on whether we’re the right team for it.