Welche Bauteile bildet Construct ERP für die Betonfertigteilindustrie ab?

Construct ERP unterstützt die Produktion von Wandelementen, Stützen, Treppen, Deckenfertigteilen und Sonderbauteilen in einer Lösung. Sowohl Standard-Bauteile in Serienfertigung als auch projektbezogene Sonderkonstruktionen sind im Standard abgedeckt.

Wie ist die BIM-/IFC-Anbindung umgesetzt?

Construct ERP übernimmt 3D-Modelle direkt über das IFC-Austauschformat in den Angebots- und Fertigungsprozess. Aus dem Modell entstehen Stücklisten, Schalpläne und Kalkulationen ohne separates BIM-Tool und ohne manuelle Konvertierung – inklusive Versionierung bei Planänderungen.

Was leisten die Plantafeln für Abruf und Element?

Die Plantafeln zeigen den Werks-Zustand in Echtzeit: Aufträge, Schalungsbelegung, Verfügbarkeiten und Fertigungsstatus sind für Werksleitung, Disposition und Vertrieb gleichermaßen sichtbar. Engpässe werden frühzeitig erkennbar, bevor sie zur Terminkrise werden.

Wie wird die Lieferlogistik zur Baustelle gesteuert?

Tourenplanung, Speditionsabrechnung und Baustellenanbindung laufen in einem System. Die Anlieferung richtet sich nach dem Montagefortschritt auf der Baustelle, Bauteile kommen in der Reihenfolge an, in der sie verbaut werden – inklusive Fracht- und Tonnage-Matrix für die Abrechnung.

Ist Construct ERP für Mehrwerksbetriebe geeignet?

Ja, Construct ERP ist mandantenfähig und bildet mehrere Werke, verbundene Firmen, Sprachen und Währungen in einem System ab. Bestände, Aufträge und Auswertungen liegen werksübergreifend an einer zentralen Stelle.

Welche Schnittstellen zu CAD-Systemen sind verfügbar?

Construct ERP übernimmt Planungsdaten direkt aus CAD-Systemen und überführt sie in Kalkulation, Stücklisten und Schalpläne. Über die IFC-Schnittstelle lassen sich zusätzlich BIM-Modelle einbinden – beide Anbindungen reduzieren die manuelle Datenerfassung im Werk auf ein Minimum.

<b>enventa Construct ERP:</b> The ERP for the precast concrete industry

Industry-specific functionality for wall elements, columns, stairs, precast floor slabs, and special components in one system.
CAD and BIM/IFC integration connects design, plant, and construction site without duplicate data entry.
End-to-end control from quotation through production in the precast concrete plant to on-site assembly.

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Precast Concrete Elements

Digitalization of the precast concrete industry

Projects are becoming more complex. BIM mandates are increasing. Deadlines remain tight.

Precast concrete plants today work on projects that are planned on shorter notice, changed more frequently, and subject to increasingly stringent BIM requirements. CAD plans, formwork lists, and bills of materials often change right up until production begins. What is produced in the plant must precisely match the construction sequence logic on the building site – including all delivery and assembly dates. Construct ERP brings design, plant, and construction site together in one solution and turns every plan change into a controlled adjustment instead of a crisis.
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Discover Construct ERP for the concrete and
building materials industry

Ideally suited for:

Manufacturers of precast concrete elements such as wall elements, columns, stairs, and floor slabs

Operations with in-house design and CAD/BIM integration

Plants with multi-shift production and formwork plan control

Companies with parallel project and standard production

Multi-plant operations and group structures

Construct ERP for Precast Concrete Plants

Design, Factory, and Construction Site in one solution

Construct ERP comprehensively maps the specific processes of the precast concrete industry – from the transfer of CAD and BIM data, through formwork planning and factory control, to on-time delivery to the construction site.

Design & BIM Integration

From CAD model to factory bill of materials – without duplicate entry

Planning data from CAD systems and BIM models, via the IFC exchange format, flow directly into calculation, bills of materials, and formwork plans. What the designer draws is available in the correct form in the factory and for logistics:

CAD integration for direct transfer of design data
BIM/IFC interface for importing 3D models into the quotation and production process
Bill of materials structure for wall elements, columns, stairs, and special components
Formwork plans and reinforcement lists directly linked to the bill of materials
Plan changes are versioned and carried through to all dependent locations

If the plan changes, the bill of material, formwork, and delivery date also change – automatically, traceably, in one solution.

Production & Delivery Logistics

From Formwork Plan to Assembly – Synchronized with the Construction Schedule

Planning boards for call-off and elements control production in the plant in real time. Orders, formwork, and availabilities are transparent, and delivery logistics are aligned with the assembly progress on the construction site:

Planning Boards for Call-off and Elements with Real-time Overview
Machine Connectivity and Feedback from BDE and MES
Shift and Staff Scheduling in the Plant
Route Planning and Freight Forwarding Billing with Freight and Tonnage Matrix
Site Integration with Sequencing Based on Assembly Progress

On the construction site, each component arrives exactly when it is scheduled for assembly – no earlier, no later. The plant-to-site rhythm remains synchronized.

What Makes Construct ERP Special for Precast Concrete Plants

BIM Compliance Becomes Routine

3D models flow directly into quotes, bills of material, and formwork plans via the IFC exchange format, without a separate BIM tool and without manual conversion. Plan changes are versioned and carried through to all dependent locations.

Master Data and Tool Management as Standard

A specially optimized master data model with quantity conversions, packaging units, and recipes is included as standard. Mold, tool, and equipment management connects production preparation and plant control in one solution.

Planning boards instead of Excel lists

Planning boards for call-off and elements show plant utilization, formwork occupancy, and production status in real-time. Plant management, scheduling, and sales work with the same view, making bottlenecks visible before they turn into scheduling crises.

Delivery in sync with the construction site

Components arrive on site exactly when they are needed for assembly. Route planning, freight forwarding billing, and construction site connectivity are managed within a single system, ensuring heavy transport logistics and assembly sequence remain synchronized.

Integrated sales and commissions

Complex sales and pricing structures involving regions, representatives, specialist dealers, architects, and contractors are managed within one or more sales organizations. Bonus management and commission calculation are handled automatically by default.

Managed across multiple plants

Construct ERP is multi-tenant and supports multiple plants, companies, languages, and currencies within a single solution. Inventories, orders, and analyses are centrally available across all plants, without the need for interfaces between locations.

Discover Construct ERP for your precast concrete production

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Operating in other concrete sectors too? Construct ERP covers them.

Construct ERP covers not only precast concrete elements, but the entire world of concrete and building materials.
All industries at a glance.

Concrete Products

Precast Concrete Elements

Precast Garages

Construction Supply Industry

Bulk Materials

Bricks

Key Construct ERP Modules

Bill of Quantities

GAEB- and ÖNORM-compliant bills of quantities are seamlessly linked with costing, production, and billing.

Business Intelligence

With up-to-date analyses and dashboards, you make well-founded decisions based on consistent real-time data.

CAD Integration

Planning data from CAD systems flows automatically into the ERP – enabling precise production and material planning.

Construction Site

Call-offs, deliveries, and installations can be planned on a project-specific basis and monitored with real-time data.

CRM

With a 360-degree view of the customer, you always maintain an overview of contacts, appointments, activities, and sales opportunities.

DMS

All relevant documents are directly available within the transaction – audit-proof, searchable, and linked across the entire system.

Financial Accounting

The integrated financial management supports you in accounting, invoice verification, cost accounting, and controlling.

IFC

By transferring IFC data from the BIM model, you accelerate your quotation process and avoid duplicate entries.

Machine Integration

Machines provide feedback in real time via interfaces, ensuring transparency and efficiency.

Materials Management

All processes of materials management – from demand through purchasing, warehousing, and invoicing – can be mapped.

Product Configuration

Individual products can be calculated with a wide range of variants and controlled seamlessly through to production.

Production

Production processes are fully digitalized – with feedback, status displays, and live monitoring.

Project Planning

Complex projects can be clearly structured, planned and dynamically controlled via Gantt charts.

Staffing

Capacities and shifts can be planned efficiently – with live reconciliation of personnel and work centers.

Stock App

With mobile devices, you perform postings, inventories, and label printing directly on-site – in real time.

Time & Attendance

Working hours, shifts and vacations are recorded digitally, legally compliant, and flexibly – either at the terminal or via mobile devices.

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Construct ERP: The complete ERP solution for the entire construction industry

Frequently Asked Questions about Construct ERP for the Concrete Industry

What components does Construct ERP cover for the precast concrete industry?

Construct ERP supports the production of wall elements, columns, stairs, precast floor slabs, and special components within a single solution. Both standard components in series production and project-specific custom constructions are supported out-of-the-box.

How is the BIM/IFC integration implemented?

Construct ERP directly imports 3D models via the IFC exchange format into the quotation and production process. From the model, bills of materials, formwork plans, and calculations are generated without a separate BIM tool and without manual conversion – including versioning for plan changes.

What capabilities do the planning boards offer for call-off and elements?

The planning boards show the real-time plant status: orders, formwork utilization, availabilities, and production status are equally visible to plant management, scheduling, and sales. Bottlenecks are identified early, before they lead to scheduling crises.

How is delivery logistics to the construction site managed?

Route planning, freight forwarding billing, and construction site integration all run within one system. Deliveries are aligned with the assembly progress on the construction site, ensuring components arrive in the order they are installed – including a freight and tonnage matrix for billing.

Is Construct ERP suitable for multi-plant operations?

Yes, Construct ERP is multi-client capable and manages multiple plants, affiliated companies, languages, and currencies within a single system. Inventories, orders, and evaluations are centrally located across all plants.

Which interfaces to CAD systems are available?

Construct ERP directly imports planning data from CAD systems and converts it into calculations, bills of materials, and formwork plans. BIM models can also be integrated via the IFC interface – both connections reduce manual data entry in the plant to a minimum.