Raw stock
Start with moulded bricks recorded through Pathai production.
Stock is a flow, not one finished-goods number
At a working brick kiln, bricks exist in several conditions at the same time. Some have just been moulded, some have been carried for filling, some are inside the kiln and others have exited for sorting and sale.
eBrix follows this operational flow so owners can understand quantities by stage. Recording each movement creates a more useful picture than counting only sale-ready bricks at the end of the process.
Follow bricks through the kiln lifecycle
Carried stock
Track raw bricks moved onward through the carrying or dhulai stage.
Kiln filling
Record quantities placed into rounds or chambers for firing.
Kiln exit
Capture fired bricks removed through the nikasi or extraction process.
Sorting and finished stock
Classify exited bricks into sellable grades and stock items.
Sale and dispatch
Reduce available stock through connected sales and challan activity.
Questions stage-wise stock can answer
- How many raw bricks have been produced?
- How many bricks have moved forward for kiln filling?
- What quantity is currently represented in kiln-stage records?
- How many fired and sorted bricks are available for customer orders?
Frequently asked questions
Which brick-stock stages does eBrix track?
The eBrix workflow covers raw production, carrying, kiln filling, kiln exit, sorting, finished stock and sale-related movement.
Is this only finished-brick inventory software?
No. Its key value is following bricks through production stages before they become finished stock.
Can stock be reviewed when the owner is away?
Because eBrix is web-based, authorised users can review available reports from a connected phone, laptop or desktop.
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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