Every load,
tracked.
From the weighbridge to the invoice — Synk pulls every ticket the second it lands, checks it, and bills it automatically. Nothing keyed twice. Nothing slips.
Every docket, sanity-checked before it bills.
Typos, unpriced products, weight outliers — caught at the source, not in next month's invoice run.
| Docket | Customer | Tonnes | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| D-204 | Acme | 22.5 | $80 | ✓ ok |
| D-205 | Acme | 31.0 | $75 | ✓ ok |
| D-206 | BuildCo | 17.5 | $60 | ✓ ok |
| D-207 | BuildCo | 50.0 | $75 | ⚠ weight outlier |
| D-208 | BuildCo | 12.0 | — | ⚠ unpriced |
Filed, summarised and emailed — on a timer.
Set the time once. At the end of each day Synk gathers the dockets and dispatch sheets off your local server, reads them, writes the day's run, and emails the office and your customers. The originals never move — open any ticket yourself, any time.
"1,284 t out across 57 loads. Two dockets held for review — D-207 weight outlier, D-208 unpriced. $96,300 invoiced overnight. Tickets attached."
One spine. Configured for quarry.
Every weighbridge ticket flows the same path into one canonical, audited store. Swap a source or add one — nothing downstream changes.
weighbridgemovementMovementAgents built to watch the quarry.
Autonomous monitors, specific to this system — running on-site, around the clock. They read the controlled data and raise the moment something's off.
Cross-checks platform tonnes against the weighbridge every cycle — explains any drift in plain English and proposes the fix.
Inspects every new load for typos, unpriced products and weight outliers — at the source, not in the invoice run.
Catches any load billed below its pricing entry before the invoice ever ships.
Writes the five-bullet morning brief — tonnes, revenue, anomalies — and sends it to your phone.
The admin, gone.
Auto-invoiced to Xero
Yesterday's loads billed overnight, behind a hard "never bill on bad data" gate.
Drift caught early
Platform totals checked against the weighbridge every cycle — and explained in plain English.
Unpriced load? Flagged
The moment a load lands without a price, you know — before it ever ships on an invoice.
One quarry. Fully watched.
Stamped from the same platform that runs our production-plant deployment — configured for aggregate operations.