Rebulk

Aerial view of a rail-served bulk terminal with railcars, tracks, and storage

The Rebulk Platform

One operating record for the entire operation.

Rail, yard, maintenance, transload, transportation, inventory, and business workflows write to the same record. Work gets entered once, by the people doing it, and everything downstream reads from there.

The Thesis

The same railcar, entered six times

A rail and bulk operation usually runs on a stack of systems that don't know about each other. Each one keeps its own version of the same car, the same load, and the same material.

  • Rail software
  • Yard software
  • Maintenance software
  • TMS
  • ERP
  • Inventory systems
  • Spreadsheets

Rebulk keeps one connected operational record

Railcars, yard moves, repairs, transfers, documents, inventory, shipments, customers, and billing all live on one record instead of a copy in every system.

The crew records the work once, in the system they already use on the ground. Operations, customer visibility, and billing read the same thing, so nothing drifts apart between the yard and the invoice.

Products can be adopted one at a time. What changes is that each one you add stops being another place to key in the same data.

One Operating Record

One data layer under every product

Rail, transportation, business, and inventory products all sit on the same operational record. Select any product to see what it does.

One Operating Record

Every product reads and writes the same operational data layer.

Reads & Writes

What each product puts in, and takes out

Every product writes what it records into the same operating record, and reads what the others have already put there.

Rebulk Track & Trace

Writes
Car status, ETAs, arrivals, releases, and dwell clocks.
Reads
The terminal activity that confirms placement, unloading, and release.
Explore Track & Trace

Rebulk Yard Switching

Early Access
Writes
Moves, spots, track occupancy, and switch lists.
Reads
Dwell clocks, inbound consists, and what each car is waiting on.
Explore Yard Switching

Rebulk Rail Maintenance

Early Access
Writes
Inspections, work orders, labor, parts, and repair documentation.
Reads
The car's history and where it currently sits in the yard.
Explore Rail Maintenance

Rebulk Transload

Writes
Transfers, scale tickets, documents, demurrage, and billable events.
Reads
Car locations, inbound paperwork, and measured inventory on site.
Explore Transload

Rebulk Inventory

Writes
Measured volume and tonnage per pile, bay, and silo.
Reads
The movements and shipments that changed the count.
Explore Inventory

Put your operation on one operating record

Show us the systems and spreadsheets a railcar touches on its way through your operation today. We'll show you what it looks like on one record.