ISIC 17

Recycled paper & cartons

The whole recycled mill, from the weighbridge to the carton: waste paper bought and paid for by the dry, clean fibre it really holds, pulped into testliner and fluting, slit to customer widths, glued into board and cut into cartons in the mill's own box plant — and every delivery invoiced on the same ledger.

Every screen in this module, and what is on it

Read off the running application — the panels, the columns, the figures and the buttons that are actually there. Nothing on this page was written for a brochure.

12screens
82functions on them
20core modules underneath
01Buying
Weigh in a loadOn the bridge nowLoads receivedDeductedPrice a tonnePrice of the fibreOwed to suppliersTicket search
02Weighbridge ticket
Gross, tare, netMoisture %Prohibitives %Grade downDeduction ladderPayable tonnesReceive into the yardTurn away
03Buying prices
Gate priceSupplier priceMoisture allowedProhibitives allowedFibre at that priceValid from
04Supplier scorecard
LoadsRejectedDowngradedDeducted %Paid per tonnePer fibre tonneOwedPay
05Dashboard
Where the fibre goesMadeOf which fibreFibre yieldEfficiencyBrokeTrim
06The machine
Planned tonnesCost sheet: estimated vs actualWIP journal entriesHoursTonnesFibreEfficiencyYieldPrint labels
07Deckle plans
DecklePatternsReelsTrimWasteState
08Rolls
WidthTonnesMoistureBurst indexRCT indexTestsStateCost by weightBarcode label
09Order book
Take an orderWidthRollsOutstandingDuePrice / t
10Stock yard
MoistureYieldUsableCost / t boughtCost / t fibreIn the yard
11Board & boxes
FluteLiners and mediumEdge crushMcKee compressionStack checkCost / m²
12Genealogy
Pick a starting pointWhere did it go?What went into it?

What it works out

Computed by the software, checked against the running system.

You pay for the fibre, not the waterIn the demo company, 397 truckloads over 90 days lost 1.19% of their net weight to water and dirt at the weighbridge. Bought at 758 SAR a tonne, the usable fibre cost 1,015 SAR a tonne — and the scorecard ranks every dealer and collector on that second figure, not on the price on the ticket.
BROCHURE

Take it to the owner

Seven pages: what the module does, the figures it works out, every screen in it, the complete system underneath, and how to book a demo — in English and in Arabic.

7 pages each · about 0.5 MB
Brochure cover
USER GUIDE

The user guide

Twenty-nine pages, screen by screen, with the real screenshots: the weighbridge, prices and suppliers, machine runs, order cost sheets and barcode labels, knives and rolls, board and boxes, purchasing, sales, stock, the accounts, risk and ISO conformity — and a checklist of what each role does every day, week and month.

29 pages each · about 4 MB
User guide cover

A demo company is ready

A recycled containerboard mill with its own box plant and ninety days of history: about four hundred truckloads bought over the weighbridge, fourteen machine runs, 116 rolls, 427,000 cartons delivered and invoiced — plus its risk register and ISO conformity records. Ask for access and we will walk you through it.

And everything a factory needs anyway

The trade module is the part nobody else builds. It sits on top of a complete business system, so there is no second package to buy for the accounts, the stores, the plant or the audit.

AccountingGL, chart of accounts, AR/AP ageing, VAT, cash flow
Cost controlorder costs, overhead rates, cost centres, month-end close
PurchasingRFQ, purchase orders, vendor bills, goods receipts
Inventorywarehouse, stock valuation, item charges, units of measure
Salesquotations, orders, returns, customers, invoices
Manufacturingbills of materials, work centres, production orders
MaintenancePM due board, work orders, meters, reliability, spares
Assetsregister, depreciation, net book value, cost centre
ConformityISO clauses, audits, NCRs, calibration, competence
Risk Managementregister, HIRA, heat map, expected exposure
Approvalsmaker-checker workflow across every module
Reportsfinancial statements, receivables, VAT, project packs

On the same ledger as everything else

This module is licensed on its own and starts with a seven-day trial, but it is not a separate system: material, cost and billing land in the same accounts as the rest of the business.