Sugar mill operating platform
Run your whole mill on one system, from cane field to final accounts.
SugarOS connects survey, gate, crushing, lab, godown, sales and accounts. Every bill and every total traces back to the slip it came from.
Cane to cash
One unbroken record through the season
Survey
GPS plots, offline in the field
Indent
Ripe cane called to the crush target
Permit
Harvest order, expected at the gate
Weighment
Token, gross, unload, tare, slip
T-Cane bill
Created from the weighment
Payment run
Maker, approver, bank file
Ledger
Posted from the source event
Solutions
Built around how a mill works
Field and cane
Know what is planted, what is ripe and what is coming to the gate.
Gate and payment
Capture weight at the weighbridge and carry it through to the farmer’s payment.
Factory
Record crushing, lab results and stock, and see recovery through the day.
Sales and finance
Dispatch sugar and by-products, then close the books with proof behind each figure.
Distillery and power
Run molasses to ethanol, keep the excise register, and record power export.
Controls
Protect cane weight and farmer money with approvals and a full audit trail.
Why SugarOS
The problems mills raise most
| In the mill today | With SugarOS |
|---|---|
| Manual cane bills, paper registers and disputes at the gate | Weight is captured from the weighbridge, and the bill is created from the weighment. |
| Slow farmer payments | Payment runs calculate rates, deductions and interest, then produce the NEFT and RTGS file after approval. |
| Crushing and finance on separate systems | The Daily Manufacturing Report agrees with the gate, the lab and the godown. |
| Recovery known only at month end | A live recovery board shows the day and the season. |
| Paper surveys and rough estimates | Plots are mapped by GPS, with tonnage estimates, overlap checks and supervisor approval. |
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