BCM · Wet Basis
Coal
Stripping ratio for each shift. Barges priced from the HBA and the CoA, with royalty calculated beside the price.
Grades CV (GAR), total moisture, ash, sulphur
Ask what the mine produced, what equipment and fuel cost, and what it sold. The answer, and the forecast to the end of the month, come from that mine's own records.
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
What one system covers
Production, cost, and sales are recorded as the work happens. Ask a question and the answer comes from those records, with the source under it. The forecast to month end is the method that best matched this mine's recent history.
Any
Commodity, in its own units
Coal, nickel, gold, tin, and quarry aggregate are ready as starting points. A site then sets its own method, unit, selling basis, and grades. A tonne of one commodity is never added to a tonne of another.
Daily
Updated as the work is recorded
Every tonne, litre of fuel, and maintenance job is stored with the date, the team, and the machine. If a result is short of plan, you can see where it happened.
1
Set of figures for the company
The site manager, the finance team, and the owner open the same production, cost, and sales figures. The monthly report is drawn from those records.
0
Days spent rebuilding the operating report
The report updates as the site enters the work. Finance does not wait weeks for someone to assemble it from separate files.
These describe how the product works. You can check each one in a demo account.
Coal, nickel, bauxite, manganese, gold, tin, and quarry aggregate are ready to begin from. A site then sets how it mines, the unit it reports in, the basis it sells on, and the grades it assays. Another commodity is that same setup. Figures from different commodities stay separate.
Stripping ratio for each shift. Barges priced from the HBA and the CoA, with royalty calculated beside the price.
Grades CV (GAR), total moisture, ash, sulphur
Grade control from the block to the stockpile. Shipments priced from the HPM, on a dry basis.
Grades Ni, Fe, moisture
Wash-plant runs update the stockpile ledger, and yield is recorded on every run.
Grades Al₂O₃, reactive and total silica, Fe₂O₃, LOI
Drill and blast, washing, and assays sit on one ledger, from the face to the barge.
Grades Mn, Fe, SiO₂, P
From the pit to the ROM pad, then through crushing and the wet-plant logs. Leaching plants are not included.
Grades Au, Ag, As
Dredge hours and slurry, then concentrate from the sluice to the shaking table. Recovery is calculated from metal in and metal out.
Grades Sn in feed and concentrate
Each truck is weighed once. The ticket becomes the sale, and the gradation is checked against the product specification.
Grades Fines, LA abrasion, flakiness, moisture
Head office sees every site side by side, each in its own units. A site login sees only its own. Figures from different commodities are not added into one total.
The pit, the plant, the commercial office, and the licence. Each workspace can run on its own. All of them read the same equipment, the same sites, and the same people.
Compare ore, overburden, and stripping ratio with the plan as the day unfolds. When production falls behind, your team can see the gap early enough to investigate and respond.
Ore Moved
18,420 t
+4.1% vs plan
Overburden
62,970 bcm
−1.8% vs plan
Stripping Ratio
3.42
on plan
| Pit A · Bench 940Shift 1 · Crew Alpha | 6,210 t |
| Pit A · Bench 925Shift 1 · Crew Bravo | 4,980 t |
| Pit B · Bench 880Shift 2 · Crew Delta | 3,120 t |
| Pit C · Haul roadShift 2 · rain delay 90m | 1,845 t |
Each module has its own forms, reports, and permissions. Equipment, sites, and people are stored once. Start with the module you need, and add the others once that one is in daily use.
Supervisors, fuelmen, and planners record the work where it happens. Each entry is checked as it arrives, and the shift report is written before the crew hands over.
Supervisors, fuel teams, and planners record work where it happens, helping reduce the gap between what took place on site and what appears in the report.
Shift recordsEntries are checked against the relevant machine, work order, and shift as they are recorded, so teams can catch mistakes before they flow into month-end reporting.
Checked recordsAs records come in, production, cost, and throughput views update. By handover, the shift report is ready to review instead of being rebuilt from scratch.
Shift reportWhen a KPI crosses its configured threshold, the responsible person is alerted while there may still be time to investigate and act.
KPI alertsTerra looks the answer up in your company's records, replies in Bahasa Indonesia or English, and shows the source of every figure.
Questions you can ask
Ask Terra is an add-on, switched on for each company. We can include it in the walkthrough.
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.
Terra does not estimate, and it does not fill a gap with a guess. Each number comes from a query on your data, and the sources sit under the answer.
It runs under your login: your modules, your sites, and your company. A screen you cannot open is a screen Terra cannot read.
Terra cannot create, change, approve, or delete a record. If you ask it to, it points you to the screen in the app where that is done.
If nobody entered a value, Terra says it was not recorded. It will not present an empty field as a zero.
Ask in either language. Mining terms stay as your sites use them: BCM, ROM, overburden, PA, and UA.
Payroll, bank, medical, and family records are outside its reach. That is how it is built, and it is not a setting someone can switch off.
Forecasts and variance checks run on the records already in the system. The figures stay where the crews entered them.
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
Calculated from the work orders and downtime your planners already record.
Production is projected to the end of the month and compared with the plan, while there is still time to change the result.
Where measured fuel, deliveries, stock counts, and surveys disagree with the records, and by how much.
Tyre wear, equipment health, and inspection history in one view.
PDF and Excel packs go out on a schedule, so the report is in the inbox before anyone has to ask for it.
Set a threshold on a KPI. The person responsible is told when it is crossed.
Fuel, parts, blasts, sales, shipments, licences, payroll, and the monthly pack. These are the points where a number gets copied, delayed, or lost.
Diesel goes out on paper and is reconciled once a month. By then, the missing litres have been written off.
Every delivery, tank transfer, and refuel is tied to a machine, an operator, and a work order. The fuel balance closes every day.
A planned service stops on the day, because the part was never in the warehouse.
Maintenance plans read current stock and open purchase orders, so a missing part is flagged when the job is scheduled.
The blast is judged by eye. Poor fragmentation then slows the excavators, and nobody can say which pattern caused it.
Each blast is held against its design. Hole records, recovery, and fragmentation stay together.
Sold tonnes live in one spreadsheet and produced tonnes in another, and the two never quite agree.
Sales are checked against production and processing tonnes before a figure is reported.
The barge is priced in a spreadsheet from the index, the survey, and the CoA, and the royalty is calculated again somewhere else.
The shipment carries its draft survey, its CoA, and its price formula. Price, exchange rate, and royalty are calculated together and locked when the shipment is approved.
The group runs a coal pit and a quarry, and someone adds the tonnes into a single number that means nothing.
Each licence is a site, with its own commodity and its own units. Head office sees them side by side. A site login sees only its own.
Attendance is copied by hand from the site sheets into payroll, and the mistakes appear on payday.
Rosters, attendance, pay rates, and payroll are linked. Each step is checked before the next one starts.
The monthly pack takes a week to assemble, and it is already out of date on the day it arrives.
Reports read the current records, and the packs go out on a schedule as PDF and Excel.
Each phase is useful on its own. A module goes live when the crews are ready to use it, and the pit keeps working throughout.
Foundation
We set the sites up first: each licence and what it mines, the pits and benches, the equipment register, and the crews and departments. From the first day, every screen uses your names and your units.
First module
Most sites begin with production or fuel, where the loss is easiest to see and the result shows up quickly.
The next departments
Plant, logistics, human resources, and sales join one at a time, on the same register, so each handover closes before the next one opens.
Reports
Once there is an operating history you can trust, the forecasts, the variance checks, and Ask Terra have records to work from.
Operational records are tied to the licence, block, shift, and work order, giving teams the context they need to trace a number back to the work behind it.
Start with the area causing the biggest operational headache. Use that module on its own, then connect more departments when your team is ready.
Field forms are designed to be practical on a tablet and focus on information supervisors can reasonably enter during the shift.
Keep the finance and reporting tools your business already relies on. Export Terrasakti data when you need to use it elsewhere.
Access is set by role. Each company's data is stored apart from the others. Every record shows who entered it, and when.
Permissions are set per module and per action, and a login can be limited to certain sites. Approval is its own permission, so a person cannot sign off their own work.
Measured fuel, deliveries, stock counts, and surveys are compared with the records. The widest gaps are listed first.
Every record shows who entered it, when, and for which shift. A figure can be followed back to the entry it came from.
A short record of changes to the product, newest first.
An assistant inside the app. Ask about production, the fleet, fuel, or sales, in Bahasa Indonesia or English. The answer comes from your records, with the sources listed.
A licence has its own commodity, method, and units. You can switch between sites, limit a login to certain sites, and say what each site mines during setup.
RKAB against actual, reclamation and guarantees, environmental readings checked against limits, incidents with LTIFR and TRIFR, and a compliance report pack.
Weighbridge tickets and gradation for quarries, development and ventilation for underground, dredge and concentrate logs for alluvial tin, and wash-plant runs that move the stock ledger.
Barges and vessels are priced as one lot, with the draft survey, the CoA, an HBA or HPM price formula, the royalty, and an approval that locks the exchange rate.
See where measured fuel, deliveries, stock counts, and surveys differ from the records, and by how much. The widest gaps are listed first.
Grinding, flotation, thickener, filter press, and tailings logs for the processing plant, plus customer deposits and the sales paid from them.
Inventory, purchase requisitions, purchase orders, and goods receipt notes now sit together.
Camp plans, room assignments, daily records, and meal types, for remote sites.
Compare each blast with its design, with the fragmentation analysis beside the recovery figures.
Price, rollout, a weak connection from site, Ask Terra, and who can see the data.
Pricing is tailored to each site and the modules you need. We start with a walkthrough, agree on a practical first step, and leave room to add more modules as your operation is ready. Data exports are included.
No. You can start with one module, such as production or fuel, without committing to the whole platform. Modules share the same site, equipment, and staff records, so you can expand step by step as your team gets comfortable.
A site is set up for what it mines: the method, the unit it reports in, the basis it sells on, and the grades it assays. Coal, nickel, bauxite, manganese, gold, tin, and quarry aggregate are ready as starting points, on open-pit, underground, alluvial, and quarry operations, including washing plants. The setup can be changed. Smelting and gold leaching are not part of the product.
Yes. Each licence is a site, with its own commodity and its own units. Head office sees every site side by side. Tonnes of different commodities are not added together, and a login can be limited to the sites that person works on.
Ask Terra is an assistant inside the app. You ask a question in Bahasa Indonesia or English, and it answers from your company's own records, with the sources listed. It runs under your login, so it sees only the modules and sites you can already open. Payroll, bank, medical, and family data are outside its reach.
No. It only reads. It cannot create, edit, approve, or delete a record, and every figure comes from a lookup on your data. Ask Terra is an add-on, switched on per company. We can show it during the walkthrough.
Yes. Each licence's RKAB is compared with actual production and sales, month by month. Reclamation, guarantees, environmental monitoring, and incidents sit on the same licence, and the compliance pack is built from them.
The timeline depends on which module you start with and how ready your site data is. We first map your sites, equipment, and crews, then focus on getting one module into daily use. During the walkthrough, we can outline a realistic first-90-day plan for your operation.
Yes. The forms are light, so a basic satellite link is enough to keep the site and head office in step. Refuel sheets entered offline stay on the device and send when the link returns.
Terrasakti is designed to work alongside your ERP, not replace it. Your ERP can continue handling accounting, while Terrasakti connects the day-to-day details of blocks, shifts, equipment, and work orders. Exports help move the relevant figures between systems.
You do. You can export it at any time. Each company's data is stored apart from every other company's.
Access is set by role, per module and per action. A supervisor, a planner, a payroll officer, and a general manager each see what their role needs, from the same records.
The shift forms were written for that moment. They are short, they check entries as they are made, and they ask only for what a supervisor already knows. A field that cannot be filled from the bench does not belong on the form.
Training is part of the rollout. We train the supervisors on a module before it goes live, and the module stays off until the crews are ready.
Bahasa Indonesia and English. The team is based in Indonesia, so you can speak with us in the language the site uses.
Tell us about the site. The walkthrough uses your commodity, the modules you care about, and sample figures that look like your own.
We walk through production, cost, and sales for your commodity, and what the first 90 days of reporting would look like. Further parts of the system can wait until the first one is in use.
You see it working before you commit