Create labour profiles
Maintain worker details or organise labourers into operational groups.
Know what each labourer earned, received and is still owed
Brick kiln labour accounts are rarely a single monthly salary entry. Workers and groups may receive frequent advances or subsistence payments while piece-rate production continues throughout the season.
eBrix maintains a transaction history alongside work records. Before making a payment, the office can review production, previous amounts received and the current balance, giving both the kiln and the labourer a clearer account.
From labour work to account settlement
Record work
Capture relevant production and handling activity as it occurs.
Apply agreed rates
Use the configured rate for the type of work performed.
Enter advances
Record advances and khoraki when money is given during the season.
Check the ledger
Review dated work and payment transactions before settlement.
Make and verify payment
Record the payment and retain an updated balance for later review.
Reduce common labour-account disputes
- Every recorded advance has a dated place in the labour account.
- Piece-rate work and payments can be reviewed together.
- Individual and group-based labour workflows are supported.
- Owners can check balances remotely instead of relying on a single paper register.
Frequently asked questions
Can eBrix record small labour advances?
Yes. Advances and other labour transactions can be entered so they remain visible when the final balance is reviewed.
Can it manage labour groups as well as individual workers?
Yes. eBrix supports both individual labourer records and group-based labour workflows used by brick kilns.
What is a brick kiln labour ledger?
It is a dated account of a worker or group’s production-related earnings, advances, payments and resulting balance.
See this workflow in eBrix
Tell us how your kiln currently keeps records. We will show the relevant modules in a guided demo.
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