"Is truck ka net kitna tha?"
Gross weight on one chit, tare on another, and the bag count in someone's notebook. By the time it's reconciled, the truck has gone and the supplier has a different figure.
Built for rice mills and factories in Pakistan. Weigh the truck at the gate, mill the paddy, track the recovery rate, sell in bags or maunds, and get a real trial balance โ all from one system that speaks your units and, if you prefer, your language.
Generic accounting packages know invoices and ledgers. They don't know what a maund is, they can't tell you your recovery rate, and they have no idea what to do with a truck sitting on a weighbridge. Accounting PRO was built around those three things first โ and the full double-entry accounting was built around them.
Gross weight on one chit, tare on another, and the bag count in someone's notebook. By the time it's reconciled, the truck has gone and the supplier has a different figure.
Paddy goes in, rice and by-products come out โ but without recording both sides of every batch, nobody can say whether this week's recovery was 70% or 62%. That gap is your margin.
Purchases in maunds, sales in 50kg bags, stock counted in kilos. Three units, three answers, and an accountant converting by hand at month-end.
Every truck in and out, recorded and printed at the gate
Paddy in, rice and by-products out โ with the recovery rate calculated for you
KG, maund, bags โ the same stock, shown three ways
Packaging types, labour and fare โ not a generic invoice form
Everyone you owe, and everyone who owes you
A real accounting engine โ not a sales register with a total at the bottom
Financial and operational, all exportable
Not a translation layer โ a real RTL interface
Your company, your users, your units
The things mill owners notice in the first season.
Maund, Bag-50, Bag-25, Bag-10, quintal and ton convert automatically to and from kilos โ and you can define your own units with their kilo equivalent.
Gross, tare and net weight against a vehicle and driver, printed at the gate โ a module generic accounting packages simply don't have.
Calculated per batch, validated against input weight, trended over time, and reported โ instead of estimated at the end of the season.
Broken rice, bran and husk are output products with their own stock and their own sale value, not a line called "wastage".
Every invoice line carries its packaging, unit weight, total kilos and rate โ so the paperwork matches how the deal was actually done.
Loading and transport recorded as their own charges with notes, instead of being folded into the rate where they quietly corrupt your margin.
Not translated labels on a left-to-right screen โ the whole layout flips, so it actually reads correctly.
Chart of accounts, vouchers, cashbook, bank book, reconciliation, Trial Balance, P&L, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow โ from the same data you enter anyway.
Purchase, sale, production in, production out, gate pass and adjustment โ every movement in one ledger with a running balance in both KG and maunds.
The system was built around paddy procurement, milling recovery and bag-wise sales.
Any business that takes raw material in by weight, converts it, and sells the output by unit.
Where every truck needs a gate pass with gross, tare and net on record.
A dedicated farmer register alongside your regular suppliers.
Anyone whose purchase unit and sale unit are genuinely different.
A balance sheet from your own daily entries, without a second accounting package.
It handles all of them. Maund (40kg), Bag-50, Bag-25, Bag-10, quintal and ton are built in and convert to and from kilos automatically. You can buy in maunds, sell in 50kg bags, and switch any stock report between KG, maunds and bags with one click. You can also define your own units by giving their kilo equivalent.
Yes โ it's a core feature. You record each milling batch with its paddy input and its rice, broken rice, bran and husk outputs. The system calculates the recovery percentage for that batch, warns if input and output weights don't reconcile, and gives you a production report with average recovery and a trend across batches.
Yes. Every inward and outward pass is auto-numbered, records the vehicle number, driver name, items with bag counts, and gross, tare and net weight โ and prints on your own company header with a guard signature line. Stock only moves when the pass is closed, and the system will not let an outward pass release more than you have.
Proper accounting. There is a full chart of accounts, cash and bank vouchers, journal entries, a cashbook, a bank book, bank reconciliation and account ledgers โ and Trial Balance, Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow reports generated from the same entries you already make. You don't need a separate accounting package.
Yes. There is a language toggle in the top bar, and selecting Urdu switches the entire interface to right-to-left โ navigation, tables and forms included, not just the labels. Different users can each work in the language they prefer.
No. It runs in a normal web browser on any computer, tablet or phone, so there's nothing to install on each machine and you can check the mill's position from anywhere. It's licensed as a monthly subscription per company.
Each company gets its own separate account with its own users, products, parties and accounts. If you run several mills or businesses, talk to us about how you'd like them structured before setup โ it's much easier to get right at the start.
As their own lines on the invoice, each with its own note โ for example "Loading charges" or "Transport to Lahore". They are kept separate from the item rate, so your product margins stay honest and you can see what handling actually costs you.
Book a free demo and we'll set up a couple of your products, weigh in a truck, run a milling batch and show you the recovery rate and the ledger โ in one sitting.