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The Commodity Procurement System (CPS) Portal provides secure web-based services to clients of the system.  Integrated with Biwer’s flagship “CPS”, the portal acts as an access point for the information and business logic configured within the application.  This provides users, other applications, or other businesses access to authorized, real-time data, and enabling a wide range of workflow related interaction.

Typically, CPS enables the procurement workflow - managing growers, harvest receipts, value calculations for payment, etc…  Because CPS is the system of record for this data, it has become increasingly critical to share information along the supply chain, requiring a service oriented approach to application interaction.  The CPS Portal provides that access point for authorized users.

While the Portal is integrated with CPS, it can also share information from other systems.  Built over a Tomcat Application Server, the portal can access any JDBC enabled database as a data-source.  Let’s say that inventory information exists in one application, order information in another, and grower estimates in CPS.  The portal can be used as a dashboard to bring together these three points of data.
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  • CPS Web Developer  ( 3 items )

    The CPS Web Developer is a web based development environment.  Designed to enable rapid development and maintenance of interactive web forms, Web Developer provides the tools to create, enhance, and deploy robust user experiences.  Web Developer "modules" are deployed in the CPS Portal, providing the front end access to the portal's server capabilities.
  • Milk Procurement System  ( 4 items )
    The Milk Procurement System (MPS) is built on MS/Access, and is appropriate for the small to medium sized dairy operations.  The primary function of the MPS is to expedite a dairy or dairy cooperative’s Producer Payroll process. This is accomplished using a very user-friendly system that documents the pickup, testing, and delivery of milk, as well as issues payment to Producers of milk and those responsible for its transport. 

    The organizational structure of milk producers varies from the traditional family farm, to farms with multiple owners, to farms held by large corporations. Each type of farm has different payment requirements. MPS can accommodate any type of Producer and any type of Base Pay, Premium, and Hauling Charge requirements.

    From the smallest to the largest of farms, the quantity and quality of milk produced depend on many factors: the breed of cow, its age, its feed, and its care. All play a role in a farm’s output. Regardless of the quality and total quantity of milk produced on a farm, the procurement process remains virtually the same. MPS follows the entire process.
  • Milk Procurement Information System  ( 4 items )
    Built upon the Oracle database and BI Forms, MPIS documents the pickup, testing, and delivery of milk for large dairys and dairy cooperatives. It calculates payment values for the producers of milk and those responsible for its transport. MPIS includes enterprise-managed services for producers such as a supply sales system and a method for maintaining assignments for insurance and equipment loans. And, MPIS provides financial functions including the issuance of payroll checks, the application of producer payroll figures to a general ledger, and a history system that maintains equity computations.
  • Commodity Procurement System  ( 4 items )

    CPS is designed to manage all procurement related tasks for your business. Whether in a standalone or integrated environment, CPS will bridge the gap left by traditional ERP solutions. Regardless of complexity, CPS has the ability to conform to any payment scenario. It also has the ability to mimic your business structure and processes. Including, but not limited to:

    •  Grower/Producer Profiles
    •  Grower Contracts
    •  Ranch/Block/Property Tracking
    •  Crop Projections
    •  Lab Tracking/ Quality Control Tests
    •  User Defined Pricing Rules
    •  Pay for Performance
    •  Incentives/ Reimbursements
    •  Ability to Price using 3rd Party Sites (CBOT, USDA, Futures)
    •  Deductions
    •  Dockage Adjustments
    •  Price Support Eligibility
    •  Loan Deficiency Payments
    •  Government Reporting
    •  Industry Specific Forecasting Models
    •  Equity Calculations
    •  Definable Period Lengths