Fuel
Issued on paper and reconciled once a month, by which time the missing litres are written off.
Terrasakti brings the pit, the plant, the port and the office into one system of orderly data. Analytics, machine learning and AI then turn it into answers, forecasts and early warnings. It's built by miners for mining companies of every size, so going digital feels like a step forward, not a disruption.
Ore Moved · Today
48,210 t
Fleet Utilisation
91.4%
Fuel Variance
0.42%
Crusher Uptime
97.8%
Production vs Plan · 12 Weeks
3.42 stripping ratio · on plan
Attention Required
5Shift Progress · Today
3 crews| Crew AlphaPit A · Bench 940 | 14,120 t | |
| Crew BravoPit A · Bench 925 | 12,480 t | |
| Crew DeltaPit B · Bench 880 | 9,940 t |
Fuel Issued · Last 14 Days
Everything in one platform
Production lives in a spreadsheet. Fuel is on paper. Maintenance has its own app, the books sit in the ERP, and everything else moves through WhatsApp. Each tool sees one slice of the mine. By the time the slices are stitched together for the monthly report, the moment to act has passed.
It's the third of the month. Finance is still chasing the fuel recap, the barge invoice doesn't match the stockpile, and nobody can say why week two came in short.
Where the numbers get lost
Issued on paper and reconciled once a month, by which time the missing litres are written off.
A planned service stops on the day because the part was never in the warehouse.
Poor fragmentation slows the excavators, and nobody can trace it back to the pattern.
Sold tonnes sit in one spreadsheet, produced tonnes in another, and the barge is priced in a third.
Attendance is copied by hand into payroll, and the mistakes show up on payday.
The monthly pack takes a week to build and is out of date the day it arrives.
Terrasakti replaces the patchwork with a single platform that covers the whole operation, from the first load of the shift to the board report. Three things set it apart.
Production, fuel, equipment, stock, sales, people and compliance, for every site, entered once and checked as it arrives. The supervisor, the manager and the owner all look at the same numbers.
AI and machine learning read your operation's history and point you to what matters: where the month will land, which figure is drifting, and the answer to the question you just asked.
Start with one module, on forms built for the end of a shift. We move you off paper together with your team, step by step, without stopping the pit.
AI is only as good as the data under it. Terrasakti gets the data right where the work happens, then builds every layer of intelligence on top of it.
Orderly data
Every load, litre, hour and sale is entered on site against the right machine, block, shift and licence, and checked as it arrives.
Analytics
Plan against actual, cost per BCM, stripping ratio, availability and stock update as the work is recorded, for every site and the group.
Machine learning
Forecasts are tested against your own past months, and the model that predicted your mine best projects the month. Variance checks surface the gaps.
AI
Ask Terra answers questions from your own data with the source under every figure, and early warnings reach the right person while there's still time.
Dashboards update as the work is recorded. Forecasting models, tested against your own mine's history, project every key figure to month end, and variance checks point to where the losses are.
Month-End Forecast · Ore Moved
412,600 t plan 405,000 t
Variances to Review
3
fuel · 2, stock · 1
Forecast vs Plan
+1.9%
month end
Fuel Variance
0.42%
in band
Throughput by Crushing Line · Last 14 Shifts
Production, stripping ratio, fuel, explosives and cost per BCM are projected to month end by the model that has predicted your own mine best.
Measured fuel, deliveries, stock counts and surveys are checked against what was recorded, with the biggest gaps listed first.
Set a threshold on any KPI, and the person responsible is alerted as soon as it's crossed.
Tonnes, BCM and stripping ratio against the monthly plan and the RKAB, by pit, by site and for the group.
Availability, MTBF, MTTR, tyre wear and inspection history, worked out from the records your planners already enter.
PDF and Excel packs go out on a schedule, so the report is in the inbox before anyone has to ask for it.
Ask Terra is an AI analyst inside Terrasakti. Type a question the way you'd ask your mine manager, and it answers in seconds from your own data: the same orderly records every other layer is built on.
Ask Terra, in plain language
Ask Terra is available as an add-on.
Looked up: Breakdown Reports
HD-1148 lost the most time last week: 31.5 breakdown hours across 4 events. Covers 13–19 Oct, all sites.
| Unit | Hours | Events |
|---|---|---|
| HD-1148 · Haul truck | 31.5 | 4 |
| DZ-0417 · Dozer | 22.0 | 2 |
| EX-2201 · Excavator | 9.5 | 3 |
Ask Terra only reads your data. Check important figures on the linked pages.
Ask Terra doesn't guess. Each number comes from a query on your data, and the sources sit under the answer.
It works under your login: your modules, your sites, your company. A screen you can't open is a screen it can't read.
It can't create, change or approve a record, and personal records such as payroll and medical data are out of its reach.
Ask in Bahasa Indonesia or English. BCM, ROM, overburden, PA and UA mean what they mean on your site.
Each module has its own forms, reports and permissions, and every one of them feeds the same analytics, forecasts and AI. Start with the module you need, and add the next when the first is in daily use.
A tonne of material passes through a dozen hands before it becomes revenue. In Terrasakti it's entered once, and every department picks it up from there.
The supervisor records the load at the end of the shift: which excavator, which truck, which block. The drilling, blasting and fuel for that block sit on the same record.
Shift recordThe machine that moved it keeps its own history of hours, inspections, breakdowns, tyres and parts. A service is planned against the stock that's actually on the shelf.
Equipment historyAt a quarry, the weighbridge ticket becomes the sale. A barge is priced from its draft survey, its CoA and the HBA or HPM, with the royalty worked out beside it.
Sale and royaltyPayroll uses the attendance taken on site. RKAB, reclamation and safety figures add up by licence. The owner sees all of it on one dashboard, with the forecast to month end beside the actuals.
Owner's dashboardEvery module works from the same data. Start with the one that hurts most, and add the next when the first is part of the daily routine.
Terrasakti is set up for what each site actually mines: how it mines, the unit it reports in, the basis it sells on and the grades it assays. The seven below are ready to start from, and another commodity is the same setup.
Stripping ratio every shift. Barges priced from the HBA and the CoA, royalty alongside.
Grades CV (GAR), total moisture, ash, sulphur
Grade control from block to stockpile. Shipments priced from the HPM on a dry basis.
Grades Ni, Fe, moisture
Wash-plant runs update the stockpile ledger, with yield on every run.
Grades Al₂O₃, reactive and total silica, Fe₂O₃, LOI
Drill and blast, washing and assays on one ledger, from the face to the barge.
Grades Mn, Fe, SiO₂, P
Pit to ROM pad, then crushing and the wet plant. Leaching isn't included.
Grades Au, Ag, As
Dredge hours and slurry, then concentrate from sluice to shaking table, with recovery worked out.
Grades Sn in feed and concentrate
Each truck weighed once. The ticket becomes the sale, and gradation is checked against the spec.
Grades Fines, LA abrasion, flakiness, moisture
Each IUP runs as its own site. Head office sees them side by side, and a site login sees only its own. Tonnes of different commodities are never added together.
Each licence's RKAB is tracked against production and sales, month by month. Smelting and gold leaching aren't part of the product.
Terrasakti was founded by mining professionals with long careers across many commodities and at mining companies of every size. We know the pit at the end of a night shift, and we know the meeting where the month's numbers get questioned.
That's what we're good at: understanding a problem the way the field sees it, and turning it into something the owner, the finance team and the regulator can act on. Terrasakti is that translation, built into software.
Every form is written for the person filling it in at the end of a shift. If a supervisor can't answer it from the bench, it isn't on the form.
Each site is set up for what it mines and how it reports, from a single quarry to a group with several licences.
IUP, RKAB, HBA, HPM and royalty work the way they do here, and our team speaks Bahasa Indonesia and English.
PT Rajawali Octorys Sundari
Andesite quarrySumur, Pandeglang, Banten
PT Rajawali Octorys Sundari runs an andesite quarry in Sumur, Banten. When we started, the operation ran on paper: records were written by hand on site and put together later in the office.
We digitalised the whole operation with them, from the ground up. First the paper became orderly digital entries made on site. Then those entries became the reports management reads. Today the analytics run on the quarry's own history, because for the first time there is one.
Paper
Handwritten on site, compiled later in the office
Digital
Entered on site, checked as it arrives
Analytics
Reports and forecasts from the quarry's own history
We don't ask you to change the whole operation at once. Each step is useful on its own, and the pit keeps working throughout.
Step 1
Licences, pits, equipment and crews, in your own names and units.
Step 2
Most sites start with production or fuel, where the loss is easiest to see. We train the supervisors first, and the module stays off until the crew is ready.
Step 3
Plant, logistics, people and sales join one at a time, on the same data.
Step 4
Once there's history to learn from, the forecasts, the early warnings and Ask Terra start working for you.
Pricing
Every operation is different, so pricing depends on your sites and the modules you need. Talk to us, and we'll put together a first step that fits.
You own your data and can export it whenever you want.
Each company's data is stored separately from every other company's.
Access is set by role and by site. Approving is a separate permission, so nobody signs off their own work.
Each entry records who made it and when, so any number leads back to the shift it came from.
The forms are light, and fuel sheets entered offline send themselves when the connection returns.
No. The forecasts run on their own, and Ask Terra takes questions in plain language. If you can ask your mine manager a question, you can ask Terra.
No. Start with one, such as production or fuel. Every module shares the same sites, equipment and people, so adding the next one later is straightforward.
No. Your ERP keeps the accounts. Terrasakti covers what happens on the ground: blocks, shifts, equipment and work orders. Figures move between the two by export.
It depends on the first module and how ready your site data is. In the walkthrough we'll sketch a realistic plan for your first 90 days.
That's the moment the forms were written for. They're short, they check entries as they're typed, and they ask only what a supervisor already knows.
Yes. The walkthrough uses your commodity and sample figures that look like yours, and you speak with the people who build it.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough. We'll show Terrasakti on figures like yours, ask Terra a few of your own questions, and sketch a sensible first step toward running your mine on data. You'll be speaking with the people who build it.
One platform for production, fuel, maintenance, sales, people and compliance, with AI and machine learning built in. Tell us about your operation and we'll show you what it looks like on Terrasakti.
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