GateSetu for brick kilns
A kiln runs for a season in a place with weak signal and long power cuts, with a munshi keeping count. The owner sees the count when the season is over. GateSetu gives you the count every night.
The problem at the gate
The problem at the gate
- Loads leaving during the day when the owner is at another site.
- No written record that anyone outside the kiln trusts.
- Power cuts of eight to ten hours make any electronic count look unreliable.
- Tractor-trolleys and small trucks without readable plates.
What GateSetu gives you
What GateSetu gives you
- Every vehicle counted, with or without a plate, with a photo for the ones without.
- Honest reporting: “camera was off 13:00–16:30 (power)” instead of a false zero.
- Works for a week without internet, then syncs. Nothing is lost when the tower is down.
- Trips per vehicle across the season in the Vehicles screen.
A typical night message
18 vehicles in · 17 out loaded · 1 load unknown. Camera off 13:00–16:30 (power). 3 vehicles not identified — photos below.
21:00 ✓✓
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