Every boulder that leaves the face, logged against a pass.
Quarry Log records each dumper trip from the face to the crusher, links it to the royalty pass that covers it and keeps the mining register your state asks for. The owner sees how much stone came out today, from which bench, and how many passes are left for the month.
| Trip | Dumper | Bench | Est. load | Pass no. | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| T-214 | OD-02-BK-4471 | B3 north | 14.5 t | RP/0926/1187 | Clear |
| T-213 | OD-02-AQ-1092 | B3 north | 14.0 t | RP/0926/1187 | Clear |
| T-212 | OD-02-BK-4471 | B2 east | 15.2 t | RP/0926/1186 | Clear |
| T-211 | OD-33-C-7720 | B2 east | 13.8 t | Not linked | Hold |
Boulder extraction, dumper trips and royalty records.
Dumper trip register
Each trip from face to crusher is one tap on the site phone: dumper, driver, bench and an estimated load. Trip counts roll up by shift, dumper and driver.
Royalty pass linking
Record the passes you receive from the mining department and link each sale or transfer to a pass number. The balance updates as you go.
Bench and face records
Keep a running record of which bench is being worked, blasting dates, hole counts and explosives used, as the mining register requires.
Lease and permit dates
Lease expiry, environmental clearance renewals, consent-to-operate and pollution board dates are tracked with reminders well before they fall due.
Dumper diesel per trip
Diesel issued to each dumper is matched against its trips, so a dumper burning more per trip than usual is visible the same week.
Monthly mining returns
Month-end totals of extraction, dispatch and passes are ready in the layout your mining office expects, so the return takes minutes.
Four steps, no double entry.
Pass received
Enter the pass book or e-pass numbers you received from the mining department.
Trip logged
The loader operator or supervisor logs each dumper trip from the face.
Pass linked
At dispatch, every truck slip draws from the pass balance.
Return filed
Month-end extraction and dispatch totals are printed for the mining office.
What Quarry Log shares with the rest of the plant.
Records that hold up to any inspection.
Overloads flagged before dispatch
Trucks above their permitted weight are held at the weighbridge before the slip prints, helping plants follow road-safety and permit weight limits.
Passes tracked as your state requires
Royalty passes and mining records are kept as per the state's mining rules. The software never generates or alters government passes.
Readings stored as captured
Weighbridge readings and photos cannot be edited without a logged reason. The original and the correction both stay on record.
Encrypted and never sold
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest and is never sold or shared with anyone.
About Quarry Log
Does Dustystone create royalty passes?
No. Passes are issued by your state mining department. Dustystone records the passes you receive and tracks which sale uses which pass.
Can the site supervisor log trips without internet?
Yes. Trips are saved on the phone and sync to the office when the signal returns.
We buy boulders from other quarries too. Can we track them?
Yes. Bought boulders are recorded as inward purchases with the seller, the vehicle, the weight and the transit pass.
The last truck has left. Your books should close with it.
Bring one plant onto Dustystone for 30 days. Weigh real trucks, bill real customers and read the evening reconciliation on your phone before the gate shuts.
SLIP No. TRIAL-0001