BKMS tracks every round from mud to nikasi, costs your coal to the kilo, and closes the books the same day the bricks do — built for how a Pakistani kiln actually runs: peshgi, batthaa, and the munshi's own numbers.
MULTI-COMPANY · ROLE-BASED · WORKS OFFLINE AT THE KILN
We own and run Ittefaq Bricks Company ourselves — BKMS is the system we built to run our own kiln first. Every register in it, from peshgi to coal average, comes from a round we've actually closed, not a feature list guessed at from outside the yard. Read our story →
Nine registers cover the whole operation — nothing generic, nothing borrowed from a factory template.
Every firing cycle is a round, tracked from opening to close. Reopen a closed round if a correction turns up.
Output logged at each stage, piece-rate per 1,000 bricks — exactly how the yard already counts it.
Coal average tracked round over round, not estimated once a season and forgotten.
Labor, fuel, and clay rolled into one figure per 1,000 bricks, for every round you've run.
Every gate pass deducts stock FIFO. What leaves the yard is what the ledger says left.
Peshgi tracked against wages the way every munshi already runs it — now with a record that survives a bad memory.
Lease terms allocate automatically to each new round — no re-entering the same lease every season.
Investors and their share of profit tied to actual round results — distributed and recorded, not eyeballed.
Double-entry daybook, profit & loss, and balance sheet — every report exportable to CSV.
Also covers: sales orders and customer ledgers, driver & vendor payroll, resource purchases and consumption, equipment, and brick-category master data.
Everything downstream — costing, reports, profit — comes from what happens inside a round.
Open a new round. Land-lease allocation happens automatically.
Mud, pathera, bharai, jalayee, nikasi — logged as it happens, piece-rate per 1,000.
Coal and resource consumption recorded as it's used, not estimated after the fact.
Coal average and cost per 1,000 compute the moment the round closes.
Found something after closing? Reopen the round and correct it.
Access follows the real chain of responsibility on a kiln — not a generic admin/user split.
Every entry and every edit is written to an audit log against the user who made it.
The desktop app runs offline. Production entries, gate passes, and payroll don't wait for a connection — they sync when there is one. Each install is licensed to its own hardware, so the data stays tied to the kiln it belongs to.
Every register that matters on paper prints the way people already expect it — POS-width for the yard, A4 for the office.
One license per company, activated per install. We'll walk your first round through with you before you commit to anything.
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