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Every lot, its touch and the fine metal due.

Kreon has built software for gold and silver refining businesses. A refinery receives scrap, old ornaments and dust from many parties, and must return fine metal against each lot after testing and refining charges. The record has to hold lot identity, touch results and the metal owed party-wise, which generic software cannot do.

What the system has to handle

The details generic software gets wrong.

01

Lot identity

Each party's lot must stay identifiable from receipt to return. Mixed records mean disputes over whose metal it was.

02

Touch results

The touch (purity) result decides the fine metal due. It must be recorded per lot, with weight before and after melting.

03

Party-wise metal owed

You owe fine metal, not money, until it is delivered. That needs a metal ledger for every party.

04

Refining charges

Charges belong to the lot they were earned on. They must reach the right party's account every time.

Modules this trade uses most

The parts that matter here.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Does Kreon have a separate refinery product?

Not as a packaged product. Kreon has built software for refining businesses, and Kreon Jewellery ERP has modules for melting and refining and for metal accounts. Tell us how your lots move and we will show you what fits.

Can lots sent to an outside refiner be tracked?

Yes. The melting and refining module tracks lots sent to outside refiners and the fine metal returned against them.

We also trade in bullion. Is that covered?

The Bullion Trading Software handles rate booking, open position and party balances in metal and money. It suits refiners who run a trading desk.

Which Kreon products fit gold and silver refineries?

Bullion Trading Software, Gold Jewellery Manufacturing ERP. Each can be shaped to the way your business works, and they share the same records when used together.

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