Contracted versus delivered, in one ledger
One buy-side contract, its mine and refinery assets, and every delivery reconciled against the contracted volume. No spreadsheets to rebuild, one record to point to.
Contracted
12,000,000 t
Synthetic volume on one BUY contract
Delivered
3,830,444 t
Sum of received weights, as of 30 Sep 2026
Remaining
8,169,556 t
Contracted less delivered
What the demo shows
Assets
A mine and a processing plant recorded as assets, with a free-text note for public status. Permits sit in a certificate calendar.
Contract
A BUY offtake record: commodity, contracted volume and a formula pricing basis kept as a free-text note.
Deliveries
Rail and truck deliveries with document references, rolled up against the contract and traced to the refinery inventory lot.
The assets in this demo
- MINE
Illustrative bauxite mine
Public status shown as free text. Supply origin. Permits tracked as a certificate calendar.
- PROCESSING_PLANT
Illustrative alumina refinery
3.0 MTPA nameplate (synthetic). Receiving point and inventory lot ledger.
What this is not
- It does not compute or validate any demand, royalty or price methodology; the pricing note is text.
- It takes no position on any dispute and offers no legal analysis, invoicing or settlement.
- It connects to no ERP and holds no real data. Every number here is a synthetic illustration.
- The product behind it is early-stage, so any pilot would be a design-partner conversation, with no customers to cite.