Every tonne weighed.Every truck billed.Every pass accounted.
Dustystone logs quarry trips and royalty passes, records crusher output by size, captures weighbridge weights with truck photos, reconciles production, stock and dispatch with AI, bills with challans and e-way bills, holds dispatch for customers over their credit limit and keeps your machines running.
186 trucks. Every tonne accounted for.
When the gate shuts, the reconciler traces the day from boulder to heap to truck to bill, and sends the owner a short report that says what matched and what did not.
Knows your normal
Moisture loss and dust carried away differ by plant and season. Gaps inside your usual range are marked fine.
Explains the rest
Overloads, missing passes, unbilled slips and drifting tares are listed with the slip numbers behind them.
On the owner's phone
At the time you choose, in plain words. Ask follow-up questions in your own words.
19:40
The whole plant passes through Dustystone.
Stone flows from the quarry face to the customer's ledger. Each module is one screen in the stack, and every screen shares the same trips, weights and bills.
Quarry Log
Boulder extraction, dumper trips and royalty records.
40 mmThe crusherProduction Book
Crusher output by size, hours run and stock heaps.
20 mmThe weighbridgeWeighbridge
Automatic tare and gross weights, truck photos and slips.
12 mmThe AI checkAI Dispatch Reconciler
AI reconciles production, stock and dispatch and flags gaps.
10 mmThe cabin: billingSales and Challans
Orders, challans, GST invoices and e-way bills.
6 mmThe cabin: creditCredit Book
Customers, credit limits, outstanding and collections.
4 mmThe workshopMachine Care
Crusher, screen and vehicle maintenance, diesel and spares.
The screen at every stage of the yard.
Pick a stage to see what the person working there sees on Dustystone.
Trips from the face, passes on the books.
Each dumper trip is logged from the site phone and every sale draws from your royalty pass balance, so the mining register is ready at month end.
- Dumper trips by bench, shift and driver
- Royalty pass balance with low-stock warning
- Lease, clearance and consent dates with reminders
| 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 |
Made for dust, power cuts and a busy cabin window.
Keeps weighing offline
The weighbridge cabin works through power and internet cuts and syncs when the line returns.
Runs on the cabin PC you have
A Windows PC at the weighbridge, any phone for the owner and supervisors, a tablet in the workshop.
English, Odia and Hindi
Operators work in the language they read best. Bills and slips print in the language you choose.
Your old books come with you
Customers, balances, rate cards and vehicles are imported from your current books or spreadsheets during setup.
From one crusher to a group of plants.
Dustystone is built around the way stone and building material businesses actually work: by the tonne, by the truck and on credit.
Stone crushers
Aggregates by size, weighbridge dispatch and credit control for 50 to 500 TPH plants.
Granite and laterite quarries
Block and boulder extraction, bench records, royalty passes and mining returns.
Sand and aggregate suppliers
Buy, stock and resell aggregates and sand with transit passes and delivered pricing.
M-sand plants
M-sand and P-sand output, water use, washing losses and dispatch by cubic metre or tonne.
Brick kilns
Raw material in, bricks fired by batch, stock by grade and dispatch to builders on credit.
Building material traders
Many plants, many sources, one credit book. Delivered sales with freight and transporter accounts.
Honest weights, honest passes.
Dustystone is built to keep a plant on the right side of permit limits and mining rules, and to keep its records beyond dispute.
Overloads are stopped before dispatch
Trucks above their permitted weight are flagged at the weighbridge before the slip prints, helping plants follow road-safety and permit limits.
Passes are tracked, never created
Royalty passes and mining records are kept as your state's mining rules require. Dustystone never generates or alters a government pass.
Weights and photos stay as captured
Weighbridge readings and photos cannot be edited. Any correction is a new entry with a logged reason and the name of the person.
Encrypted and never sold
Plant data is encrypted in transit and at rest, kept in your account and never sold or shared with other companies.
What plant owners ask first.
Does it connect to our weighbridge?
Yes, to most digital weighbridges. If your weighing indicator has a serial (RS-232), USB or network output, Dustystone reads the weight directly. We confirm your indicator model before setup.
Does it handle royalty passes?
Yes, as your state requires. You record the passes issued to you, link them to dispatches and see the balance. Dustystone never creates or changes a government pass.
Can it stop overloaded trucks?
It flags them at the weighbridge before the slip prints. The slip is held until the extra load is removed or a manager approves with a reason.
Does it work offline?
Yes. The weighbridge cabin and the site phones keep working without internet and sync everything once the connection returns.
How long does setup take?
Most single plants are weighing and billing on Dustystone within 3 to 5 days: one day to connect the indicator and cameras, one to import customers and rates, and a day or two of training at the cabin.
What happens after the 30-day trial?
Choose a plan and carry on with all your data. If you decide not to continue, you can export your slips, bills and ledgers before the trial ends.
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