Built in Perth, from the operation up.
Corridor Bulk is developed by Blue Ring Group Pty Ltd, a Perth-based mining logistics business. It grew out of hands-on work in bulk haulage, port loading and transhipment.
Why we built it
Bulk operations generate a remarkable amount of paper. A single load can be written on a weighbridge docket, a loader run sheet, a spreadsheet in the office and a subcontractor's invoice before anyone checks that the numbers agree.
Corridor Bulk was built alongside a working bulk haulage operation in Western Australia. It covers compliance, dockets, reconciliation, contractor invoicing, fuel, safety and reporting, and it runs on real loads every day. The Stockpile Management System follows those tonnes and their grade onto the stockpiles, and the Loading & Discharge System brings the same approach to the berth.
Captured once
A number should be entered once, by the person who saw it happen, and flow through to everything that depends on it.
Built for the cab and the berth
Screens are made for phones in trucks and tablets on the wharf, as well as desks in the office.
Evidence over assertion
Approvals, rejections and edits are logged. Invoices keep the rates and tonnages they were raised on.
Sized for mid-tier operations
Built for junior miners, mid-tier contractors and regional ports, without the overheads of enterprise software.
How your records are handled.
A separate instance for each customer
Each customer runs on its own instance and database, under its own branding.
Access control
Per-area permissions, named roles, two-factor sign-in and an audit log of sign-ins, approvals and edits.
Personal information
Driver licences and medicals are personal information. Access is limited to the people who need it, and drivers see only their own records.
Backups on demand
Administrators can download a complete point-in-time backup of their data at any time.
See it working on an operation like yours.
Tell us what you haul, where it goes and how you run it today. We'll walk you through Corridor Bulk using an operation that looks like yours.