Order · №1842In operator queue
M300 · B22.5
24 m³ · with pump
Xon Saroy construction site
Management system for ready-mix concrete plants
Every cubic metre and every soʻm, under your control
From the order to the mixer's fuel, from the raw material warehouse to the general ledger: one system. Instead of notebooks and Excel, every department works on its own screen, and sellers, drivers and clients work from their phones. The director sees where the money is, right now.
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Mixers
- 01 337 ABAOn the road · 8 m³
- 01 512 QCAAt plant · loading
- 01 780 HDAOn site · unloading
Laboratory certificate
M300 · moisture adjusted · recipe No. 14
Verified via QR
Today
- Sales186 m³
- Cash in112 400 000 UZS
- Client debt−48 300 000 UZS
Where a plant loses money
These happen at every concrete plant. You don't see them because paper can't catch them. But at the end of the month their sum leaves your profit.
Fuel
How far the mixer drove, how much fuel it took and at which station: nobody knows for sure.
Every filling is tied to a driver, a truck and a trip. Settlements with fuel stations run automatically.
Moisture
Ignore the moisture of sand and gravel and every cubic metre eats extra cement.
The lab enters moisture, the recipe is adjusted for the batch automatically.
Client debt
Who owes what, when they paid, which order is still open: it stays in a notebook.
A settlement ledger per client, payment allocation and seller monitoring.
Pump and extra haulage
Pump service, long distance, waiting time: often never reach the invoice.
Tariff zones, pump jobs and extra haulage are added to the order automatically.
Raw material intake
The weighbridge slip at the gate, the warehouse notebook and the supplier's invoice never match.
Gate weighbridge intake becomes a raw-material warehouse batch; the supplier balance updates at once.
Finished goods
How much finished product is in stock, how much was sold, how much went out on 'pay later': unclear.
A finished-goods warehouse with intake and issue; every sale is written straight to the client's ledger.
With Foundit ERP this list closes: you can see where every soʻm came from and where it went.
The usual way and Foundit ERP
The plant keeps working the same way. The difference is what stays on paper and what shows up in the system.
| The usual way | With Foundit ERP | |
|---|---|---|
| Order | Phone call, notebook, verbal instruction to the operator | Order from the seller app lands in the operator queue automatically |
| Client debt | "We'll remember", an argument at month end | A ledger per client; the order stays visible until it is paid |
| Fuel | A pile of receipts, litres never counted | Every filling tied to a trip, litres per km per truck |
| Raw materials | Weighbridge slip and warehouse notebook don't match | Gate weighbridge to warehouse batch automatically, supplier balance updated |
| Moisture | Judged by eye, cement with a margin | Entered by the lab, recipe adjusted per batch |
| Finished goods | Stock is approximate, sales in a notebook | Intake and issue per batch, sales written to the client ledger |
| Cash desk | Two notebooks, "we'll fix it later" | Double-entry general ledger; records are reversed, never edited |
| Monthly report | Accountant spends 3 days on Excel, profit is a guess | P&L and balance sheet any day, one button |
| Director | Calls around, knows by the evening | On the phone in real time: sales, cash, debt, mixers |
Every department, one system
Each department sees only its own screens. Data is entered once and flows through the whole chain: sales → lab → operator → logistics → warehouse → finance.
Sales
Concrete orders and finished-goods sales, clients, foremen, payment history, seller monitoring.
- Orders
- Finished-goods sales
- Clients
- Foremen
Laboratory
Concrete grades, recipes, moisture checks, chemical admixtures and the QR certificate.
- Grades
- Recipes
- Moisture
- QR certificate
Operator
Production queue: which order, which recipe, how many batches. Operator KPI.
- Operator orders
- Batches
Logistics
Deliveries, pump service, fleet, fuel stations and fuel analytics, driver app.
- Deliveries
- Pump service
- Fleet
- Fuel analytics
Raw material warehouse
Gate weighbridge intake, batches of cement, sand, gravel and admixtures, supplier settlements, raw material resale.
- Gate intake
- Batches
- Suppliers
- Raw material sales
Finished goods warehouse
Intake and issue of finished products, stock, transfer to sales, stocktaking.
- Intake & issue
- Stock
- Stocktaking
Internal procurement
Spare parts and consumables: purchase orders, receiving, store, fixed-asset depreciation.
- Purchase orders
- Store
- Fixed assets
Finance
Cash and bank, spend requests, settlements with clients and partners, employee debts.
- Cash desk
- Requests
- Settlements
- Bank reconciliation
Reports
Company statistics, profit and loss, chart of accounts, balance sheet, investors.
- P&L
- Chart of accounts
- Balance sheet
- Cash report
HR
Employee records, timesheets, salary and KPI, PDF payslips, vacancies.
- Employees
- Timesheets
- Vacancies
Management
Tasks (Kanban), roles and permissions, audit log, notifications.
- Tasks
- Roles
- Logs
Even the person who fears computers can use it
The system is written for plant people: the dispatcher, the cashier, the operator, the driver. An older employee works from day one.
One screen per role
The operator sees only the queue. The cashier only the cash desk. No extra menus, nowhere to get lost.
Big buttons, in Uzbek
Every button says what it does: Confirm, Unloaded, Take payment. No English required.
A phone and Telegram are enough
Drivers, foremen and sellers never sit at a computer. They use what they already have: their own phone.
One day of training, ongoing support
We train each department at its own workplace. When a question comes up, one Telegram message gets an answer.
Built so mistakes cannot happen: the system shows what is missing and will not let a wrong action through.
Three mobile apps
The plant works outside the office too. The seller on site, the driver on the road, the client on their own phone: everything is written to one system.
9:41Seller
New order
M300 · 24 m³
Xon Saroy · debt: 12 400 000
Confirm
Seller
Seller app
The order is created right on site: grade, volume, pump, address. The client's balance and price tariff are in front of you.
- Orders and finished-goods sales
- Client balance and debt
- Taking payments
- Order status
9:41Driver
Trip No. 1842
Xon Saroy · 14 km
Fuel: 45 l · Petrol Plus
Unloaded
Driver
Driver app
The trip arrives on the phone with the address on a map. Fuel fillings are recorded, unloading on site is confirmed.
- Trips and address
- Fuel fillings
- Unloading confirmation
- Mixer external jobs
9:41Client
Your order is on the way
01 337 ABA · 12 min
Certificate: M300 ✓
Balance: −4 200 000
Client
Client app
The client places orders, sees where the mixer is, checks the QR certificate and knows their balance. Foremen collect cashback here.
- Place an order
- Where is the mixer
- QR certificate
- Debt and payment history
The strongest features
Six things plant owners use most in the first week. Tap each one.
Sotuv
186 m³
Tushum
112,4 mln
Qarz
−48,3 mln
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Today's plant on one screen
Director panel
Sales, cash in, client debt, mixers on the road, in real time from a phone. No need to call around.
- Day, week, month
- Per branch
- Drill into any number
Telegram for everyone connected to the plant
The system ships with three bots and a Mini App. Foremen and job candidates never log in; they work in Telegram.
Cashback Mini App for foremen
Points for every order, a rewards catalogue, purchase history. A reason for the foreman to choose your plant.
Notifications
Order confirmed, mixer dispatched, payment received: the right person hears at once.
HR bot
Vacancy posts, application questions, chat with the candidate and the office pin on a map.
Telephony
Asterisk PBX integration: a client's call is routed to their own seller.
In numbers
- 0
- department modules
- 0+
- working screens
- 0
- mobile apps
- 0
- roles with permission sets
- 0
- Excel exports
- 24/7
- support on Telegram
How the rollout goes
We don't stop the plant. Departments move one by one while the old system keeps running in parallel.
- 1
Audit
1–2 daysWe come to the plant, document the process from order to payment and show where money is leaking.
- 2
Setup
1 weekBranches, departments, roles, concrete grades, recipes, tariffs and the chart of accounts.
- 3
Departments move
2–4 weeksSales and operator first, then logistics, warehouses and lab, finance last. Training for each department.
- 4
Support
ongoingWe close the first month with you. After that: updates and support over Telegram.
Pricing
The price depends on plant volume and the number of departments. After the audit you get an exact quote, with no hidden fees.
- One-time implementation + monthly subscription
- Unlimited users
- Data on a server in Uzbekistan, daily backups
- Code changes tailored to your plant's process
Frequently asked questions
We have 1C. Why replace it?
You don't have to. Foundit ERP is the operational system: orders, production, logistics, warehouses. Excel exports for accounting load into 1C. Many plants move finance over later, because the general ledger is already here.
Our drivers and operator don't use computers.
They don't need to. The driver app is for the phone, and the operator screen is one list: next order and recipe. Foremen live in Telegram.
Where is the data stored?
On a server in your name (Uzbekistan or a location of your choice). Daily backups, HTTPS, role-based access, every action in the audit log.
We have several plants.
The system is multi-branch: company → branch → department → position. Reports come per branch and consolidated.
What language is the system in?
The interface is in Uzbek. Russian and English are added on request.
How long does the rollout take?
3–5 weeks for a typical plant. Sales and the operator start working in the first week.
Show us your plant, we'll show you the system
Leave your number. We call back within one working day, show a demo and agree a date for the free audit.
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