What it is
Concrete ERP manages ready-mix and precast plant operations from order intake and truck scheduling through production, invoicing and management reports. It can split orders into truck loads, prevent double-booking and track trips to site. Mix designs are stored by strength class; the system accounts for aggregate moisture without changing the designed water-to-binder ratio and recalculates cost per cubic metre as material prices change. Fleet tools include truck records, tank-to-tank fuel economy measurement and maintenance work orders linked to parts issued from the store. Precast and prestressed production tools cover orders, casting runs, beds, strands and tension, and prevent strand release before concrete reaches strength. Quality control covers slump, specimens, curing age and compression results judged against ACI 318. Invoicing can use delivery notes, while reports cover sales, cost, margin per cubic metre and plant utilization. The maker says each company has its own database and web address. A free 30-day trial is available without a card; pricing is on request.
Who it suits. It suits ready-mix and precast plant teams, including yard crews, drivers, sales and accounts staff. Plans are priced by plant rather than user, with plan capacity ranging from one plant to unlimited plants.
Good
- Automatically splits orders into truck loads.
- Recalculates mix cost as material prices change.
- Maintenance work orders link to issued parts.
- Precast tools cover casting and prestressing.
- Free 30-day trial requires no card.
Watch for
- No free plan.
- Pricing is available on request.
- External accounting integration is an Enterprise feature.
Verdict
Concrete ERP spans plant orders, dispatch, production, quality control, fleet and billing, with options for precast operations. Confirm which plant-level plan and integrations fit your operation before adopting it.
Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise | — | — |
| Pro | — | — |
| Standard | — | — |
From Concrete ERP's own pricing page, checked 30 Sept 2026. Every plan
What the maker publishes
- Auditability
- The maker states that records can be cancelled but not deleted, with this rule enforced by the database. source
- Billing and reports
- The system can invoice from delivery notes, track receivables by customer, and report sales, cost, margin per cubic metre and plant utilisation. source
- Company data
- The maker says each company has its own database and web address, and that figures are computed from source documents. source
- Fleet
- Fleet tools include truck records, tank-to-tank fuel economy measurement, and maintenance work orders linked to parts issued from the store. source
- Integrations
- External accounting integration is listed as an Enterprise plan feature; the page does not name a provider. source
- Intended users
- The plans are priced by plant rather than user, and the maker describes use by yard crews, drivers, sales and accounts staff. source
- Migration
- The maker says it migrates existing customer data when configuring the system. source
- Mix designs
- It stores mixes by strength class, compensates for aggregate moisture without changing the designed water-to-binder ratio, and recalculates cost per cubic metre as material prices change. source
- Orders and dispatch
- The system can split orders into truck loads automatically, avoid double-booking and track trips to site. source
- Precast production
- Precast and prestressed tools cover production orders, casting runs, prestressing beds, strands and tension, and prevent strand release before concrete reaches strength. source
- Purpose
- Concrete ERP manages ready-mix and precast plant operations in one system, from order intake and truck scheduling through production, invoicing and management reports. source
- Quality control
- Quality control covers slump, specimens, curing age and compression results judged against ACI 318. source
- Support
- The Enterprise plan includes a dedicated support team. source
- Trial
- The site offers a free 30-day trial and says no card is required. source