Producer starts it
Identity, source, lot description, declared material, intended plant, and supporting photos.
OREPACKET · BY KAI RADIAN
OrePacket gives each lot of ore a record that can be checked.
Before, during, and after movement, OrePacket keeps the producer, source, lot, plant intake, sampling, assay, custody, reconciliation, settlement, and payment record together.
THE PROBLEM
Ore moves faster than paperwork, memory, and trust.
Producers and plants often work from paper, messages, local relationships, and scattered spreadsheets. When questions come later, the record is hard to rebuild.
WHAT IT DOES
One fictional lot shows the shape of the product.
OrePacket is not another static document. It is the structured record that accumulates evidence as ore moves through custody, plant intake, processing, reconciliation, and settlement.
Plant checks it
Received weight, sampling note, assay attachment, recovery note, and reconciliation status.
Settlement follows it
Deductions, payable amount, payment status, dispute note, and final approval.
FICTIONAL SAMPLE
OP-2027-0142
A public mockup of the record shape. No customer data.
- Source
- Narrow-vein working
- Lot
- 18.6 wet tonnes
- Plant
- Regional processor
- Status
- Draft settlement record
Before movement
Producer, site note, lot photos, declared material, intended plant.
At plant
Weight, sampling note, custody entry, assay attachment, recovery note.
For settlement
Reconciliation status, payable basis, dispute note if needed, approval.
BUILT AROUND MINEMEMORY
OrePacket connects to Process and Commercialize.
In MineMemory, OrePacket connects plant workflows and commercial workflows so ore movement can become part of operating memory.
OREPACKET