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Engineered for
Mining & Resources

Heavy-industry supply chains move enormous value through weighbridges, haulage dispatches and port hand-offs — each one a control point where a discrepancy can sit unnoticed for weeks. LedgerFlow applies the same double-entry ledger, maker-checker approval and immutable audit trail used in regulated finance to tonnage instead of currency, so every transfer of custody is processed, protected, reconciled and provable.

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The Mining Supply Chain Problem

Every Hand-Off Is a Place
the Record Can Disagree

Pit-head weighbridge records, haulage dispatches and port arrival bills of lading are usually kept in three different systems, by three different parties, reconciled by hand at month-end if at all. Each hand-off is a place where tonnage, quality and custody can quietly drift apart — and where the drift is discovered only when a buyer disputes an invoice or a regulator asks a question nobody can answer immediately.

Challenges Mining Operators Face

Weighbridge data lives on its own island
Net weight recorded at the pit-head rarely talks to the haulage dispatch system or the port's arrival records. Discrepancies between what left and what arrived surface in a settlement dispute, not at the point they happened.
Weighbridge overrides with no second check
A single operator can override a reading — for a genuine calibration issue, or otherwise — with no independent sign-off and no permanent record of why.
Net-weight vs. dry-weight disputes
Moisture and quality adjustments are often calculated outside the system of record, in a spreadsheet both sides interpret differently — a routine source of commercial disagreement.
Chain-of-custody and environmental reporting by hand
Custody transfers and environmental compliance submissions assembled from paper logs and disconnected systems, with no single audit trail behind the numbers a regulator eventually asks about.

How LedgerFlow Closes the Gap

Manifests matched to port receipts automatically
Pit-head loading manifests are reconciled against port arrival bills of lading on a schedule, the same way a bank statement is matched against a ledger — exceptions surfaced, not thousands of agreeing lines.
Net-weight and dry-weight as balanced ledger entries
Tonnage transfers post as balanced double-entry pairs, the same way a payment does — moisture and quality adjustments are recorded as real, auditable movements rather than a side calculation.
Dual sign-off on weighbridge overrides
An override requires a second, independently authenticated approval before it takes effect — the same maker-checker control that protects a payment, applied to a weighbridge reading.
Blockchain-anchored chain of custody
Every transfer of custody is captured in an audit trail nothing is deleted from, with ledger state anchored to a public blockchain — a chain-of-custody and environmental compliance record a third party can verify independently.
Key Features for Mining & Resources

The Same Financial Kernel,
Applied to Tonnage

Weighbridge & Dispatch Integration
Pit-head weighbridge readings and haulage dispatch records feed the same system of record, so a tonnage figure has one authoritative source instead of three disagreeing ones.
Tonnage Reconciliation Engine
Net-weight and dry-weight transfers, pit-head manifests and port receipts matched automatically with sensible tolerance — the same exception-first workflow that reconciles a bank statement.
Dual Sign-Off on Overrides
Weighbridge overrides and manual adjustments require a second, independently authenticated approval — request and approval are separate acts by separate people, enforced at the data layer.
Chain-of-Custody Audit Trail
Every transfer of custody is captured with who, what, when, from where — and what it replaced. Nothing is deleted or edited in place, so the history is not a version of events that quietly replaced an earlier one.
Environmental & Safety Reporting
Regulatory submissions draw on the same immutable audit trail as everything else in the ledger, so the numbers in a report and the numbers in the system of record are always the same numbers.
Self-Hosted, On-Site or On-Prem
Deploys inside your own environment — a site data centre, a regional cloud, or a mix of both — so operational data never has to leave the jurisdiction you operate in.
Ready to put a proper ledger under your supply chain?
Process, Protect, Recon and Comply — applied to tonnage, not just currency.
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