Automations

Ask Apollo anything.

Ask a question in plain English. Apollo answers from your own book.

Part of the Apollo Negoce CTRM. A person approves every action.

01 · How it works

How to ask questions about your commodity trading book in plain English

  1. 1

    Ask

    In plain English, the way you would ask a colleague.

  2. 2

    Read from your book

    Open contracts, shipments, mark to market and counterparties.

  3. 3

    Next step ready

    A reminder to draft, other contracts to show, replacement goods to find.

The answer comes from your own book, with the contract behind it.

02 · Example

What it looks like

Read the example as text

Ask Apollo

Conversation

You
Which contract is at risk?
Apollo
One contract needs your attention. Contract P 0152 has not been shipped yet, its shipment period has expired, and it is marked to market at £1,200 per MT.
You
Why a risk of default?
Apollo
The market is £1,200 per MT above their price. Delivering the 500 MT now would cost them £600,000.

Read 214 open contracts

Your CTRM · Contract P 0152

Purchase · Ghana cocoa beans · 500 MT

Lagoon Cocoa Export

At risk
  • Shipment status Unshipped From the shipments
  • Shipment period Expired 30 Sep From the contract
  • Mark to market £1,200 / MT From the book
  • Supplier Default risk Market checked against their price

Draft a reminder · show their other contracts · find replacement cocoa

Example: Ask Apollo anything
03 · FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I ask my CTRM questions in plain English?

Yes. With Ask Apollo, you type a question such as “which contract is at risk?” and Apollo Negoce answers from your own book, showing the contract, the shipment and the mark to market behind the answer.

Where do the answers come from?

From your own data in Apollo Negoce: contracts, shipments, positions and counterparties. Data submitted to the AI features is never used to train AI models.

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