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Ray-Carroll County Grain Growers

For over 77 years, Ray-Carroll has provided high quality products and services and unwavering commitment to its customers. They provide agronomy, fuels, insurance and feed services to rural customers in northwestern Missouri.

Fuels Provider, 24 vehicles

Using the SageQuest GPS solution has translated to better overall efficiencies for our company. We’ve definitely saved in fuel costs and it has served to make our drivers more accountable since we can verify their truck’s location in real-time.

Doug courtney, Controller
Ray-Carrol County Grain Growers

www.ray-carroll.com



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Why They Needed GPS Vehicle Tracking:

Ray County Grain Growers needed the ability to track their trucks and also a way to improve communication between dispatchers and drivers.

Why They Chose SageQuest:

SageQuest offered the most quality service at an affordable cost of all the solutions reviewed.

What Product Feature is Most Important:

Text messaging from Mobile Control to our drivers phones has greatly improved and enhanced the communications between drivers and dispatchers.

Benefits Realized through The Use of GPS Tracking:

Getting orders to drivers is much more efficient now. Ray-Carrol County Grain Growers benefits daily from the real-time vehicle location data. With a lot of 'will call' customers, they don’t know exactly what orders to expect each day. Using SageQuest to seamlessly route the closest driver to a job has made order fulfillment much more efficient, which helped save time and money.

Savings Realized Through the Use of GPS Tracking:

Ray-Carrol County Grain Growers has seen significant savings on fuel.

Unexpected Benefits:

Management Reporting allows Ray-Carrol County Grain Growers to monitor speeding which inherently improves safety; it has also developed a healthy spirit of accountability among drivers with the awareness of monitoring.