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Bill monthly grain storage without missing a bushel-day

On the first of each month, WebRun opens Ceres, reads each producer's stored bushels and the days held, calculates the storage charge at your posted rate, raises an invoice per producer in QuickBooks, and drafts each billing email in Gmail so they wait for your approval before going out.

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On the 1st of each month at 8:00 AM WebRun
1 Vertical Software Ceres read stored grain balances
2 QuickBooks raise the storage invoices
3 Gmail draft the billing emails
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In short

How do I generate monthly grain storage invoices for producers?

On the first of each month, WebRun opens Ceres, reads each producer's stored bushels and days held, and calculates the storage charge at your posted rate. It raises a storage invoice per producer in QuickBooks and drafts the billing email in Gmail, both left unsent, so nothing is invoiced or emailed until you approve it.

  • Every producer's storage is billed on the 1st at your posted rate
  • Grain that shipped mid-month is charged only for its bushel-days
  • Invoices and emails wait as drafts for your approval before issue

Built for grain elevators · elevator billing clerks · grain accountants · country elevators

Step by step

What does WebRun do on every run?

The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.

  1. WebRun signs in and gets to work

    Opens www.verticalsoftware.net in a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys.

  2. 1
    Vertical Software Ceres - read stored grain balances
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    WebRun in Ceres: read stored grain balances
    WebRun opens Ceres to read stored bushels and days held per producer.
    • Open Ceres and read stored-grain balances by producer
    • Capture the bushels stored and the days held for the month
    • Apply your posted storage rate and any minimum or free-day terms

    Done when Each producer's storage charge for the month is calculated.

  3. 2
    QuickBooks - raise the storage invoices
    • Open QuickBooks and match each producer to their customer record
    • Create a storage invoice with the bushels, days, rate, and total
    • Leave the invoices unsent so you can review them before they are issued

    Done when A storage invoice is created per producer in QuickBooks, unsent.

  4. 3
    Gmail - draft the billing emails
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    WebRun in Gmail: draft the billing emails
    WebRun drafts each storage billing email and leaves it unsent.
    • Draft a billing email per producer with the storage charge summarized
    • State bushels stored, days held, rate, and amount due
    • Leave each email unsent as a draft for you to review and send

    Done when A billing email is drafted per producer and waiting in Gmail.

Run settings

How is each run configured?

Starting pageWhere Chrome opens at the start of each run
www.verticalsoftware.net
ScheduleRuns automatically on this cadence
On the 1st of each month at 8:00 AM
DeliveryHow each run's result reaches you
Billing drafts · Gmail
OutputWhat each run produces - A per-producer storage invoice in QuickBooks showing bushels, days held, rate, and total, plus a Gmail draft billing email left unsent for your review.
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Questions, answered

Will it invoice producers without my approval?

No. WebRun creates each storage invoice in QuickBooks and drafts the billing email in Gmail, but leaves both unsent. You review the bushels, days, and total, then issue them yourself, so nothing bills a producer on its own.

How is the storage charge calculated?

It reads each producer's stored bushels and days held in Ceres, then applies your posted storage rate along with any minimum charge or free-day terms, so the amount matches your published storage policy.

What about grain that shipped out mid-month?

It reads the live stored balance and the in and out dates in Ceres, so grain that left during the month is charged only for the bushel-days it was actually in store.

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