6 FISH AUCTIONS OF CORNOUAILLE HARMONISED IN KOSMOS PLATFORM

6 fish auctions of Cornouaille harmonised in KOSMOS platform. The six fish auctions in Cornouaille (Audierne, Concarneau, Douarnenez, Le Guilvinec, Loctudy and Saint-Guénolé), managed by the CCI Finistère, have undergone a significant modernisation. The upgrade to the advanced KOSMOS platform from Aucxis represents a revolutionary step forward for the fish auctions, now equipped with an ultra-modern and efficient sales infrastructure.

In addition to the KOSMOS sales and information platform, various new equipment was delivered to support the sales process, seamlessly integrated with the KOSMOS software:

– 25 mobile or fixed weighing terminals
– 1 specially designed terminal, type “wholesaler”
– 8 industrial LED panels (2m by 2m)
– 4 cameras
– 20 all-in desktop PCs
– Industrial tablets
– Wi-Fi antennas and controllers

Thanks to the implementation of the KOSMOS platform and the integration of a lot of new equipment, the Cornouaille auctions now boast an advanced auction infrastructure in which CCI Finistère’s objectives have been realised: a reliable auction system, a modernised sales process, a uniform operation of the auctions and the ability to sell the supply from the six auctions from any location.

Moreover, user convenience for buyers has significantly improved. Buyers can now purchase on multiple clocks simultaneously, both at the auction itself and remotely via desktop PCs, tablets or smartphones. They can customise their screen layouts and create shortcuts to simplify the purchasing process. The platform also offers easy access to sales data and statistics, benefiting both buyers and suppliers.

The fully web-based KOSMOS platform provides a secure and future-proof sales infrastructure, guaranteed by the evolution contract.

Steff Lyssens:

“It goes without saying that the planning was very complex. We are therefore very proud to report that, thanks to the close collaboration between Aucxis and the CCI Finistère, the centralised sale of all supply was successfully completed in March 2024.”