Fully integrated ERP for Quarry businesses
With a 40-year legacy and over 100 customers in the aggregate industry, Herbst provides premier ERP for Quarry businesses. We offer fully integrated modules that synchronise seamlessly with back-office and accounting functions.
Our innovative modules, including weighbridge, haulage, site pricing, and credit control, as well as advanced tools like route scheduler, driver self-service and mobile apps, ensure streamlined workflows and optimal efficiency across your entire business.
ERP For Quarry Benefits

- Integrates weighbridge fully with back office.
- Enforces credit control at weighbridge with live info.
- Herbst Trucker app for drivers to facilitate POD, vehicle checks and routing sheets.
- Driver operated kiosks.
- Automates contract haulage charges for individual loads.
- Accounts: Purchasing, Sales, Costing, Job Stock Control, Nominal Ledger, etc.
- Herbst Jobber app for capturing worker hours and materials on the go.
- Batching plant exchange.
- Reduce admin and eliminate duplication.
- Batch invoicing, statements, payments and specialised pricing.
ERP For Quarry FAQs
What is ERP in the quarry industry?
ERP for quarry businesses is the system that joins up weighbridge transactions, pricing, haulage, stock, invoicing, and accounts so the whole operation runs off one source of truth. With Herbst, quarry ERP typically means fully integrated modules like Weighbridge, Site Pricing, Haulage & Carriage, Credit Control, Stock & Service Ledger, plus the ledgers and dashboards that keep finance and operations aligned. That matters because quarry margins get lost in the gaps: wrong price, missed haulage charge, credit risk at dispatch, or slow paperwork.
Which software is best for a quarry?
“Best” usually means: fast at the weighbridge, accurate on site pricing, strong on haulage charging, and reliable on credit control + invoicing—without manual duplication. Herbst is built around that quarry reality, with a weighbridge module designed for high-throughput data entry and a workflow that converts weight documents into invoices while keeping an audit trail back to the original weighbridge record. Add site pricing (location/project/material-based) and haulage tools, and you get a practical quarry system rather than generic ERP screens
Is ERP easy to learn?
It can be—if the system matches the job roles. In a quarry, “easy” means: a simple weighbridge interface, mandatory fields to prevent mistakes, and task delegation without losing control. Herbst explicitly designs for a fast-paced weighbridge environment, including driver-operated touchscreen kiosk capability to reduce back-office friction. Training typically goes quickest when you roll out by role (weighbridge, accounts, dispatch, sales) and keep early workflows tight: weigh, price, charge haulage, enforce credit, invoice.
What are ERP requirements for a quarry business?
A strong quarry ERP should cover:
Weighbridge + ticketing integrated to invoicing
Site pricing by location/project/material and distance logic
Haulage & carriage charging (zones, radial miles, depots, extra charges)
Credit control at order/weighbridge stage
Stock/servicing ledger for large product lists and real-time visibility
Job costing/WIP where projects and contracts matter
Herbst lists these as core quarry capabilities and supports them with extra modules like driver apps and kiosks to keep data live.
What does “fully integrated weighbridge” actually mean?
It means the weighbridge isn’t a standalone island. In Herbst, weighbridge activity is part of the overall process: you can authorise weight documents for invoicing, convert weight documents into invoices, and drill down from the invoice back to the original weighbridge document. It also supports credit control enforcement at the weighbridge, reducing the risk of shipping to overdue accounts. In short: less rekeying, fewer disputes, and faster billing with better control.
How does site pricing work for quarries?
Quarry pricing is rarely “one price per product”. Herbst’s Site Pricing is described as a pricing navigator that lets you tailor pricing based on location, project specifics, and material availability, including the use of radial miles for distance measurement. The value is consistency: your team can price faster, avoid ad-hoc decisions, and keep profitability protected as conditions change (fuel, demand, site constraints).
How does ERP manage haulage and carriage charges?
Haulage is where admin and leakage happen. Herbst’s Haulage & Carriage module supports items like zones, radial miles, depots, multiple client sites, reporting by haulier/driver, and the ability to automatically apply additional haulage charges and compare hauliers. It’s designed to keep transport logic tied to orders and invoicing, so charges don’t get missed or applied inconsistently.
What is the “Herbst Hippo” and why use a driver kiosk?
Herbst Hippo is a driver-operated touchscreen kiosk designed for weighbridge self-service so the driver can remain in the vehicle. It’s positioned as reducing time at the weighbridge, cutting paperwork/duplication, and automatically enforcing credit control at the point of transaction. For busy sites, that’s a direct operational win: fewer queues, fewer manual steps, and stronger financial control.
How does Herbst support proof of delivery (POD)?
Herbst’s Trucker App is built to help drivers manage deliveries/collections with proof of delivery, vehicle checklists, offline/online capability, and live back-office updates. It also supports route optimisation via Google Maps and can allow the driver to adjust quantities before signature—useful for real-world delivery variability. The practical benefit is quicker, cleaner invoicing and fewer “what happened on site?” disputes.
Can quarry customers self-serve online (orders, statements, payments)?
Yes. Herbst’s Web Portal is positioned as a customer-centric B2B self-service tool where customers can access accounts 24/7, review history, place orders, and make payments. It also supports customer-specific prices and shows product availability/details, with orders and payments going directly into the core system and the product ledger synchronised. This reduces phone calls and speeds up repeat ordering.

