Seven platforms that physical commodity traders consider, ranked for one use: trading soft and agricultural commodities such as cocoa, coffee and sugar, from the signed contract to the settled invoice.
Published by Apollo Negoce, which ranks itself first. Facts about other vendors come only from their public websites, checked in October 2026, with every source linked.
Contracts, logistics, warehouse lots and quality, not only price risk.
Due diligence for cocoa, coffee and the other covered commodities entering Europe.
Agents that read documents and do the follow-up, with a human approving.
As published by each vendor, never guessed.
| Platform | Built for | AI | EUDR | Time to go live |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Apollo Negoce | Physical soft and agricultural commodities | Agents in the product | Built in | Weeks |
| 2 Agiblocks | Softs and agricultural commodities | Through a partner (CommodityAI) | No public mention | About 2 months (one 2015 case) |
| 3 iRely | Softs, food, agribusiness and petroleum | None announced | No public mention | Not published |
| 4 Quoreka | Multi-commodity: agriculture, metals, energy | Announced | No public mention | 12 weeks (one case) |
| 5 Robosoft | Multi-commodity, on Microsoft Dynamics 365 | Announced | No public mention | 3 to 6 months |
| 6 Hermes CTRM | Small and mid-sized physical traders | None announced | No public mention | Not published |
| 7 CommodityAI | An AI layer on top of an existing CTRM | The core of the product | No public mention | About 2 months |
Each cell says what the vendor's own public pages describe, checked in October 2026. The full sentence and its source are on each comparison page.
| Feature | Apollo Negoce | Agiblocks | iRely | Quoreka | Robosoft | Hermes CTRM | CommodityAI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Physical contracts and fixations | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Partly | Partly | Partly |
| Futures and hedging | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Partly | Partly |
| Position | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Partly | Partly |
| Mark-to-market and P&L | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Partly |
| Shipments and documents | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Warehouse stock by lot | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Partly | Yes |
| Provisional and final invoices | Yes | Yes | Partly | Yes | Yes | Partly | Yes |
| Quality and weight claims | Yes | Partly | Partly | Not published | Partly | Not published | Yes |
| Freight | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Commodity quality fields | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not published | Partly |
| Interface languages | Yes | Not published | Partly | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Native mobile app | Yes | Not published | Not published | Partly | Partly | Not published | Not published |
| Excel import | Yes | Not published | Not published | Yes | Partly | Partly | Yes |
01 A CTRM built by commodity traders for physical soft and agricultural commodities, with AI agents and EUDR due diligence in the product.
02 A specialist CTRM for softs and agricultural commodities: sugar, cocoa, coffee, grains and oilseeds.
03 A commodity software vendor with detailed features for cocoa and coffee, also serving food, agribusiness and petroleum distribution.
04 A multi-commodity CTRM covering agriculture, metals, mining and energy, with announced AI for documents and emails.
05 A commodity trading suite built on Microsoft Dynamics 365, from contract capture to statutory accounting and treasury.
06 A young cloud CTRM for small and mid-sized physical traders, well rated by its users.
07 Not a CTRM but an AI layer that sits on top of the CTRM or ERP a trader already uses.
It depends on what you trade. For physical soft and agricultural commodities, with AI agents and EUDR due diligence in the product, Apollo Negoce. For one very broad platform across metals, energy and agriculture, Quoreka. For a company already on Microsoft Dynamics 365, Robosoft. For AI on top of a CTRM you already use, CommodityAI.
Among the seven platforms compared, only Apollo Negoce describes EUDR due diligence on its public pages (checked in October 2026): plot import in Excel, GeoJSON or Shapefile, deforestation risk scored with Global Forest Watch, and a due-diligence statement per shipment.
Apollo Negoce is built for physical soft commodities such as cocoa and coffee, with AI agents and EUDR due diligence in the product. Agiblocks and iRely also publish features for cocoa and coffee, and neither describes EUDR due diligence on its public pages.
From weeks to months, as published by each vendor: weeks for Apollo Negoce, about two months for CommodityAI and in one Agiblocks case, 12 weeks in one Quoreka case, three to six months announced by Robosoft for agriculture. iRely and Hermes CTRM do not publish a duration.
Apollo Negoce has AI agents in the product, with a human approving every action. CommodityAI is an AI layer that feeds an existing CTRM. Quoreka and Robosoft have announced AI features. Agiblocks mentions a partnership with CommodityAI. iRely and Hermes CTRM announce no AI features.
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