RMC plant ka flow
- Raw material bins
- Batching & mixing
- Transit mixer
- Site pe delivery
- Quality & reports
BUILT FOR READY-MIX CONCRETE PLANTS
Every cubic metreaccounted for
Precision in every pour
Mix designs, batching, transit mixer dockets, silo stock and GST billing — in one place. Load 7.5 m³, return 0.5 m³, and the bill is for exactly 7 m³ while the full batch leaves your silos.
From silo to site, one set of books
RMC plant ka flow
THE QUESTION EVERY RMC OWNER ASKS
Only what stayedon site is billed
Concrete coming back from site is normal. CrusherOS records the returned part on the docket and takes it off the bill — but the silos still show the whole batch consumed, because all of it really was mixed.
Integers only: quantities are held as millicum (m³ × 1000) and recipes as grams per m³, so a batch never drifts by rounding.
Load kiya7.500 m³
Returned from site− 0.500 m³
Bill hua7.000 m³
Taken from the silos (all 7.5 m³)
- Cement2,400 kg
- Fly ash600 kg
- River sand5,250 kg
- 20 mm aggregate5,175 kg
- Admixture15 kg
7 m³ × ₹4,800 = ₹33,600 + GST
MIX DESIGN
Write the recipe once,it counts for ever
M20, M25, M30 — grade ek baar daaliye, phir har docket wahi recipe follow karta hai.
Ingredients are stored in grams per cubic metre, so a 7.5 m³ load consumes exactly what the lab decided. Change the recipe and only the dockets after that change use it — the old ones keep the mix they were actually made with.
- Grade, slump aur HSN recipe me hi
- Lab change kare to nayi dockets pe hi asar
- Silo me maal kam ho to batch rukta hai
- Rate recipe se, ya har docket pe alag
Docketgate pe hi
Customer · site · grade · slump · batch reference
Mixer
Slump
Docket
Mahine kaek hi bill
Dockets chunye, ek invoice · GST ready
One bill
Ageing
Once only
Compliancetaiyaar
GSTR-1 · e-invoice IRN · e-way bill · TDS/TCS
GST
IRN
Reports
Ek software,do plant
| Crusher plant | RMC plant | |
|---|---|---|
| Bikta hai | Tonne me, weighbridge se | Cubic metre me, docket se |
| Gate ka kaagaz | Weighment slip | Concrete docket |
| Stock kya ghata | Aggregate dispatch hua | Cement, fly ash, sand, aggregate, admixture |
| Proof | Weights, photos, ANPR | Mix design, batch reference, slump, returned concrete |
| Billing | Per trip ya mahine ka ek bill | Mahine ke dockets ka ek bill |
7 din free,apne hi plant pe
We set your plant up with you — your grades, your ingredients, your transit mixers. Recipes and books are ready before you post the first docket.
- M20 aur M25 pehle din se ready
- Slump aur batch reference har docket pe
- GST, e-invoice aur e-way bill ready
- Net chala jaye to bhi kaam chalu
Questions RMC ownersactually ask
Concrete came back from site. Do I absorb the loss?
No. The docket records what went out and what came back. The bill covers only what stayed on site — but the silos still show the whole batch consumed, because all of it really was mixed.
Can it read my batching controller?
Not yet — today the docket is typed, or imported from the batching report. We wire the controller per plant, so tell us its make and model and we will connect it.
We run both a crusher and an RMC plant.
We set the plant up as “crusher and RMC together”. Both modules run under one login, and a single bill can carry tonnes and cubic metres side by side.
What about GST?
Tax invoice or bill of supply, CGST/SGST or IGST by place of supply, an HSN code on every line, and a GSTR-1 working Excel your accountant can file directly.