Steel and scrap management
A prototype of how weights could be recorded and reconciled: gross, tare and net on purchases, wastage on job work, and a closing-stock check that shows where the numbers do not agree.
This is a concept running on made-up records in your browser. It is not a deployed product and not a client system.
Interactive prototype
Steel and scrap ledger prototype
Weighments, job work and stock reconciliation on sample values
| ID | Supplier and material | Gross | Tare | Net | Rate / kg | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PUR-001 | Sample supplier A HMS scrap | 15,400 kg | 5,400 kg | 10,000 kg | ₹31.5 | ₹3,15,000 |
| PUR-002 | Sample supplier B TMT bar 12 mm | 9,800 kg | 3,800 kg | 6,000 kg | ₹58 | ₹3,48,000 |
| PUR-003 | Sample supplier A MS plate 10 mm | 14,200 kg | 4,200 kg | 10,000 kg | ₹52 | ₹5,20,000 |
| PUR-004 | Sample supplier C GI sheet 1 mm | 6,200 kg | 4,200 kg | 2,000 kg | ₹48 | ₹96,000 |
Everything here runs in your browser on made-up records. Nothing is saved, sent or connected to a real business. Changes reset when you reload.
Discuss a system like thisWhat this prototype shows
- Purchase entries with gross, tare, net weight and rate
- Job-work receipts with weight difference and a wastage percentage flag against an adjustable threshold
- Dispatch and return entries
- Reconciliation: opening + purchases + receipts - dispatches - wastage = closing, with mismatches highlighted
- Indian number formatting and kg or tonne units
What it is not
- Not a deployed product or a real trader's records
- Not connected to weighbridge hardware, e-way bill or GST systems
- Materials, quantities and rates are sample values, not market prices
- Nothing is saved; a real system would need access control and an audit trail
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- Business systems, custom operational software around your workflow
- Integrations, connect the tools you already pay for
- Analytics, tracking you can trust and dashboards you read
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This prototype is a starting point for a conversation, not a template we ship. Tell us how you work today and we will say what could be built, what would stay manual, and what it may cost to run.