RMC Plant Software in Bengaluru

Why concrete gets rejected — and how to prove what happened

Most rejections in Bengaluru come down to time: a truck that waited too long in traffic, a site that was not ready, or a pump that arrived late. Without a record, the plant usually absorbs the loss. Batch360 records the batch time from the plant, the dispatch time, the site arrival and the pour start for every load.

When a load is rejected or diverted, the reason is captured on the spot. Over a month, the pattern is clear — which sites keep trucks waiting, which routes cause slump loss, which grades need adjustment — and the commercial team has evidence when a builder disputes a charge.

Billing that survives a builder’s audit

Large Bengaluru builders reconcile concrete bills against their own site registers. Batch360 bills from the delivered quantity on each challan, site by site and grade by grade, with pumping, waiting and service charges added automatically. Each line traces back to a batch record and a delivery time.

Site-wise ledgers show ordered, delivered and pending quantities and the outstanding for each project, so sales and accounts work from the same numbers.

What the plant manager sees each day

1. 1Cubic metres produced and delivered by grade.
2. 2Transit mixer trip cycles and idle time.
3. 3Pump utilisation and pending pump bookings.
4. 4Theoretical vs actual cement, aggregate and admixture consumption.
5. 5Rejections and diversions by reason and site.