CVA launches ‘CVA Connect’ app to streamline customer experience

(York, NE) Central Valley Ag (CVA) has officially launched CVA Connect, a new digital platform and mobile app created to simplify and enhance the way customers manage their business with the cooperative.

CVA Connect gives users 24/7 access to account information, invoices, purchase history, grain contracts, scale tickets, energy delivery request, and more – all from a single dashboard, accessible on desktop or mobile.

“CVA Connect is an extension of our team in the palm of your hand,” said Bailie Hennes-Clingman, Director of Member Experience at CVA. “We’re committed to helping our members succeed, and this platform provides the information and access they need to make timely, informed decisions – wherever they are.”

Available on both iOS and Android as well as from a web browser, CVA Connect also features seamless communication tools, allowing customers to receive updates and messages directly from their CVA team within the app.

Key features of CVA Connect include:

  • Instant access to invoices, statements and purchase history with the ability to pay via ACH and credit card
  • View and sign grain/agronomy prepay contracts
  • Submit quote requests and energy delivery orders
  • Receive timely updates and notifications from the CVA team via the app and portal

Customers can sign up today for CVA Connect by visiting www.cvacoop.com/log to request account access. Once registered, users can log in on desktop or download the app on their mobile device through the App Store or Google Play.

“Whether in the office or in the field, CVA Connect provides a centralized, secure way to manage your account – anytime, anywhere,” said Hennes-Clingman. 

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