The block
Length, width, height, m³, quality, bench, cut and photographs. That identity is block tracking — not a barcode on a carton.
Marble quarry software tracks every block and rubble pile with size, quality, bench and customer data. A marble block is not a warehouse SKU. A buyer from Italy or the Gulf walks the yard, marks a stone, and ships days later. If that sequence lives in Excel, the same block is sold twice, the official production file drifts from the slips, and the overseas buyer calls the office: “is my block still there?”
EgeOcak is online marble quarry software built by White Quarry in Mugla, Turkey. Intake slips, marking (orders), dispatch slips and stock query sit in one menu. The block-tracking record carries dimensions, photos and quality. The quarry inventory board shows what is still waiting. Export buyers sign in to a customer portal and see marked versus shipped without a translator on the phone.
Search results for “marble quarry software” mix LiDAR scanners, slab factories and aggregate plants. EgeOcak is the quarry office: production in, customer mark, truck out. It runs in the browser. There is no local install. Yard and office share the same data as soon as there is internet.
Length, width, height, m³, quality, bench, cut and photographs. That identity is block tracking — not a barcode on a carton.
Quarry inventory is what is still in stock, how long it has waited, and the in-out balance in cubic metres.
A mark on site becomes an order. The portal shows delivered versus remaining so the factory abroad does not call twice.
Excel is fine for a price list. It is a poor ledger for unique stone. Rows get copied. Photos live in a folder. WhatsApp is the audit trail. EgeOcak keeps intake, mark and dispatch on one record, with a log of who changed what. See the full side-by-side on the Excel comparison.
Export quarries in Turkey still file production. Intake reports produce the statutory mining file, quality and bench mix, forecasts and in-out balance. Dispatch adds shipping age — days from production to the truck — which matters when a buyer asks why a mark sat in the yard.
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Software that records each block and rubble pile with size, quality, photos and customer marks, then follows that stone through dispatch. It is not a generic warehouse ERP.
Marble quarries — especially export pits in Turkey — that sell to factories and traders abroad. Yard staff mark blocks; overseas buyers can watch the same order on the portal.
For daily block flow, yes. Spreadsheets double-sell stone and lose markings. Compare Excel and EgeOcak.