Betolink^® ERP

All Betolink^® ERP software suite interface easily (Plug & Play) with the respective hardware proposed by PROTEM such as:

• Batching Automations
• Vehicle GPS
• Fuel Pumps Automation
• Concrete compression testing machines
• Weigh bridge indicators
• Belt scales
• Moisture Meters, Temperature sensors, etc.
• Barcode readers and printers

Our software has been already integrated with other known software such as the SAP and certain third-party automations.

The Betolink^® ERP suite is consisted of many modules, all of which a company can acquire and implement gradually.

All of the following modules operate autonomously but were designed by PROTEM to interconnect with each other through a single database and then offer the maximum benefits to a concrete industry:

• Betolink^® Pro (Production Management, Dispatching and Ticketing)
• Betolink^® GPMATIS 2 (Fleet Tracking via GPS)
• Betolink^® Enterprise (Business Administration & Accounting Management)
• Betolink^® Laboratory (Quality Control)
• Betolink^® Weighing Station (Weighbridge Management)
• Betolink^® VMSs (Fleet & Assets service Management Software)
• Betolink^® Manager (Business Intelligence and Financial Performance Management)

The features that set Betolink^® ERP aside from other general purpose ERP systems surrounding the market are:

• 100% specialized on the Ready-Mix Concrete industry processes.
• Fast and guaranteed installation with the minimum parameterization needed.
• A completed system that operates in real-time, by connecting on-line and off-line any number of remote departments, plants or branches a company may have.
• Unique autonomy which allows the uninterrupted operation of the system under all kinds of malfunctions. Every Betolink^® ERP unity preserves its autonomy and its independence, and that is why we in PROTEM focus more on the off-line mode rather than the on-line.
• PROTEM does not ask its potential clients to define the processes they implement of their company. We instead our tested and applied processes to every company size, allowing them to chooses the right one that best suits their own philosophy, covering 100% of their applied processes and best responds to the knowledge level of their staff. The latter is a very important factor for the success of any ERP system.
• User-friendly since it incorporates wizards that must be followed, without making life any more difficult. A successful ERP is one that “Speaks the Language” of all users inside a company. That which has been designed to make the daily working tasks needs of every single department –instead of just the accounting – easier.
• Common database that supports all different departments. However every department also has its own database which, under normal circumstances (on-line), is synchronized with the central database. When a problem arises on the telecommunications network (a very common phenomenon in construction sites) or when the central server is malfunctioning, the remote departments continue to operate normally (off-line) and the system automatically updates and synchronizes with the central database after the problem is restored.
• Unimpeachable administrative information with the smallest human resource requirements.
• The bureaucracy can be almost eliminated and the man-hours required to maintain the quality system (e.g. ISO) can be minimized, for those companies that actually implement it and believe in its value