News · Eco Planner · Eco Production Control · Infrastructure · Transport 4 Sep 2025
Keep production, transportation and delivery connected
ECO Production Control helps asphalt contractors monitor production, transportation and field activities as they happen. By connecting operational data across the execution chain, organizations can improve coordination, strengthen follow-up and gain better control of both operational and financial performance.
Why
Every produced tonne should create value
Asphalt operations generate large volumes of production, transportation and project data every day. Knowing what was produced is important, but understanding where it was delivered, how it was used and whether it was invoiced is what drives both operational and financial performance.
When production, transport and project information are disconnected, valuable time is spent reconciling data, validating deliveries and understanding what actually happened during the day.
- Better visibility from production to delivery
- Faster and more reliable invoicing
- Improved operational follow-up
- Reduced manual reconciliation
- Better control of costs and performance
Features
What you can do with ECO Production Control?
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Monitor production performance
Follow production volumes, plant performance and operational status throughout the day.
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Track transportation and deliveries
Connect transported volumes to projects and delivered quantities.
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Compare planned and actual outcomes
Identify deviations between plans, production, transportation and project deliveries.
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Analyze plant efficiency
Use operational production data to understand capacity utilization, production efficiency and improvement opportunities.
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Support energy and environmental follow-up
Create a stronger foundation for monitoring energy consumption, production performance and sustainability initiatives.
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Connect production and projects
Create a clearer understanding of how plant output impacts project performance and profitability.
Challenge
Too much time is spent understanding what already happened
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Production, transportation and project information are often managed in separate systems.
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Teams spend valuable time validating tonnage, reconciling transport invoices, verifying project deliveries and understanding why expected volumes do not match project records. The result is increased administration, delayed follow-up and less time spent improving operations.
Challenge
Production inefficiencies should not remain hidden
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Every tonne that is rehandled, returned, overproduced or produced inefficiently affects both profitability and environmental performance.
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Without reliable operational data, it becomes difficult to identify where losses occur, how production can be improved and which actions create the greatest operational impact.
Solution
From plant performance to project performance
ECO Production Control connects asphalt production, transportation and project execution in one operational view.
By combining data from the asphalt plant with transportation and project activities, organizations gain a clearer understanding of what was produced, delivered and used. At the same time, production data can be used to identify inefficiencies, reduce unnecessary costs and support continuous improvement of both plant operations and project delivery.
The result is stronger operational control, better follow-up and a more complete understanding of how production performance affects profitability, resource utilization and invoicing.
Who is it for?
ECO Production Control is suited for
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Production Managers
Responsible for production planning, performance and operational efficiency.
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Asphalt Plant Managers
Monitoring production volumes, capacity utilization and plant performance.
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Transportation Coordinators
Managing deliveries, transport resources and operational follow-up.
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Regional Managers
Following operational performance, utilization and profitability across multiple operations.
Contact
Talk to us about ECO Production Control
Contact us for more information, or to book a demo.
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