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CommodityAI vs Apollo Negoce.

Not a CTRM but an AI layer that sits on top of the CTRM or ERP a trader already uses.

Published by Apollo Negoce. Facts about CommodityAI come only from its public website, checked in October 2026. Sources are listed at the end of the page.

01 · At a glance

CommodityAI and Apollo Negoce side by side

CommodityAI vs Apollo Negoce, checked in October 2026
CommodityAIApollo Negoce
Built forAn AI layer for physical traders, producers and processors (sugar, grains, fuel oil, cocoa and coffee in examples)Physical soft and agricultural commodities: cocoa, coffee, cashew, cotton, sesame, soybean, corn, rice, sugar, palm oil, rubber, peanut
AIThe core of the product: agents read emails, PDFs, chats and scans and write clean records into the client's CTRM or ERPAI agents in the product, for freight, export documents, warehouse, claims and surveyors, available on WhatsApp, Telegram, the mobile app and the platform. A human approves every action.
EUDRNo mention found on its public pagesBuilt in: plot import (Excel, GeoJSON, Shapefile), deforestation risk scored with Global Forest Watch, due-diligence statement per shipment
Time to go liveAbout two months announcedWeeks: a subset of your contracts is loaded first, requests answered within 24 hours, most customizations shipped within a week
Physical contracts and fixationsCaptures physical trades from recaps into the trader's CTRM and finalizes prices against the contract formula.Fixed price, price-to-be-fixed with a differential and partial fixations against futures, and consignment contracts.
Futures and hedgingFutures and pricing execution listed as a use case, connected to ICE and CME contract rules.Futures in lots on ICE London, ICE New York, CBOT, SGX, SHFE and Bursa Malaysia, linked to the physical contracts they hedge.
PositionReports open positions and exposure on request, from records synced with the trader's CTRM.Position by commodity and month: stock, physical, unfixed, futures and basis, with FX positions in their own module.
Mark-to-market and P&LAnswers gross margin questions from live data; mark-to-market not described.Mark-to-market on purchases, sales, differentials, futures and FX, with month-end snapshots.
Shipments and documentsA logistics agent reads bills of lading and certificates of analysis, links them to shipments and tracks them.Vessels, bills of lading, containers and a status for each document, with uploaded documents read by AI.
Warehouse stock by lotAn inventory agent captures warehouse receipts with lot numbers and keeps positions by location.Stock held lot by lot in each warehouse, with lot moves, analyses and documents.
Provisional and final invoicesDrafts provisional and final invoices, and holds an invoice when the outturn differs from the contract.Provisional invoice on shipped weight, then a final invoice trued up to landed weight, with credit and debit notes.
Quality and weight claimsFlags quality variances and drafts claim letters and demurrage notices for review.Quality and weight claims with survey data, contract allowances and a status from draft to settled.
FreightComputes laytime and demurrage from statements of facts and drafts demurrage notices.Freight rate table, quote requests to carriers and their replies read by AI.
Commodity quality fieldsChecks certificates of analysis against contract quality specs, such as sugar polarization.Quality templates for 28 products, including cocoa, coffee, cashew, cotton, sesame, sugar, palm oil and rubber.
Interface languagesNo mention found on its public pages.English, French, German, Russian and Japanese.
Native mobile appNo mention found on its public pages.iOS and Android apps on the App Store and Google Play: contracts, position, shipments, AI chat and quality checks with the camera.
Excel importExcel among the connected systems, with two-way record sync.Excel import for contracts, contacts, broker contracts, freight rates and EUDR farmer lists.
02 · Strengths

Where each one stands out

Where CommodityAI is strong

  • A founder who traded physical sugar for seven years.
  • Reads emails, PDFs, chats and scans.
  • Connects to the systems a trader already uses (Aspect, Openlink, Agiblocks, SAP, NetSuite, Excel).

Where Apollo Negoce is different

  • Apollo Negoce is the CTRM itself, with the AI agents inside: one system instead of two.
  • Positions are marked to market every evening with ICE settlement prices.
  • EUDR due diligence is built in.
03 · Choosing

Which one to choose

Choose CommodityAI

Choose CommodityAI if you are happy with your current CTRM and only want AI to feed it from emails and documents.

Choose Apollo Negoce

Choose Apollo Negoce if you trade physical soft or agricultural commodities and want contracts, shipments, warehouse lots, positions, finance and EUDR in one system, with AI agents doing the back-office follow-up and a team that ships your requests within days.

04 · FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between CommodityAI and Apollo Negoce?

Not a CTRM but an AI layer that sits on top of the CTRM or ERP a trader already uses. Apollo Negoce is the CTRM itself, with the AI agents inside: one system instead of two. Positions are marked to market every evening with ICE settlement prices. EUDR due diligence is built in.

Does CommodityAI handle EUDR compliance?

No mention found on its public pages. Apollo Negoce has EUDR due diligence built in, from plot import to the due-diligence statement.

What is an alternative to CommodityAI?

Apollo Negoce is an alternative to CommodityAI for physical soft and agricultural commodities. The full comparison at apollonegoce.com/compare covers 7 platforms.

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