Main ledger
Daily transactions, jama and banam, what parties and vendors owe, and the season’s real margin — in one place.
For kiln owners
Your kiln’s accounts, without the typing.
The munshi speaks an entry, you get an honest reconciliation for every round, and new buyers arrive on their own.
- Districts
- 6
- Brick classes
- 7
- Season
- 2026-27
The whole kiln, in one place
Out of the register and into one place, where the arithmetic does itself.
Labour and attendance
Peshgi, kharchi, weekly settlement, separate rates for pathai and nikasi — and every worker’s final account ready at season end.
Production and rounds
Pathai through bharai, jalayee and nikasi. For every round: what went in, what came out, and what cannot be accounted for.
Sales and recovery
Orders, challans, gate passes and outstanding — who took how much and what is still owed, with dates.
All of it in Hindi. The munshi does not read English, and should not have to.
Why leave the register
A kiln runs on hundreds of small moving parts. One account instead of scattered books saves time, ends wage arguments, and shows the margin as it actually is.
Nothing gets lost
It does not get wet, lost, or quietly torn out. Every entry says who made it and when.
The arithmetic does itself
Pathai rates, nikasi rates, peshgi deductions — totalled automatically, and the worker sees the same total.
See it from anywhere
At the kiln or in town — today’s pathai, nikasi and cash box, on your phone.
Leakage becomes visible
Twenty tons on the bill, eighteen on the weighbridge — that gap in rupees, on every load. The one figure a paper register never produces.
Season sales
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By month
Nikasi by class
- Awwal62%
- Doyam21%
- Soyam11%
- Khangar6%
Pricing
We are working out the first season’s pricing with the kilns joining early.
Leave your number and we will call — and show you the thing running.
Worth reading if you run a kiln
W
14 August 2026
When GRAP shuts the kiln: what it costs, and how to prepare
Jhajjar, Rohtak, Sonipat and Gurugram are all in NCR. GRAP Stage III stops the kilns — and peshgi keeps running while the coal sits.
Read →T
24 July 2026
Twenty tons on the bill, eighteen on the weighbridge
Coal does not go missing at the kiln; it goes missing on the road. Keeping the weighbridge slip makes the gap visible — and visible gaps shrink.
Read →W
3 July 2026
Why the peshgi account falls apart at season end
The argument is never about the amount; it is about memory. Written daily, the last day is only addition.
Read →Talk to us
Leave a number and we will call, and show you the thing running.
Phone
9am to 7pm, Monday to Saturday
Where we work
Jhajjar, Rohtak, Rewari, Gurugram, Sonipat, Bhiwani
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