Supply chain management for mining and bulk commodities

It's software that connects the physical handling of bulk materials (stockpiles, silos, weighbridges) with the enterprise systems that manage the business, like ERP and CTRM. Instead of separate teams working from separate, delayed records, everyone works from the same real-time data.

A stockyard management system tracks bulk material in stockpiles that change shape, volume and grade with every tonne moved: stacking, reclaiming, blending. A warehouse management system tracks that same material as stock: its movement, quality and ownership from intake to outturn, including billing. Related problems, different software.

Most bulk and mining operations need both, because they answer different questions. Stockyard management tells you what's physically on site and where. Warehouse management tells you what you own, what it's worth, and what you can bill for it. Quoreka runs both from one connected platform, so the answers always match.

Data captured on site (stockpile volumes, weighbridge tickets, quality results) flows directly into inventory, billing, and contract systems in real time. There's no manual re-entry between the yard and the ledger, so stock position and financial position never fall out of sync.

Quoreka is used across mine sites, grain receival networks, export terminals, domestic ports, and transfer and processing facilities. The platform is configured to the commodity and the operation, not the other way around.

Yes. Quoreka pushes site and stock data straight into ERP and CTRM systems via open APIs and REST integration, so deductions, inventory, and billing update automatically instead of through manual exports.