No more paperwork. No callbacks. Instead: real, seamless digitization.
What started as a specific customer request turned into a smart system connection: SEQUELLO and Q Point have directly linked their platforms. The result? A continuous flow of information between the construction site and the mixing plant – seamless, timesaving, and practical. A true benefit for everyone involved in construction – efficient, digital, and immediately usable.
More about the partnership between SEQUELLO and Q Point, as well as the concrete benefits for road construction, is explained by Marcel Pilger in the video below.
Transcript
The reason for the collaboration between Q Point and SEQUELLO was a common customer request – expressed by two different customers: PORR on one side and Eurovia on the other. Both companies wanted to collaborate digitally across companies – meaning information should be exchanged along the process chain.
The solution that covers this integration: PORR sends orders or calls directly from the construction site to a mixing plant – in this case, to Eurovia. These digital pieces of information are immediately entered into the system of the mixing plant. This eliminates emails, phone calls, or handwritten notes. And this is where the benefit of this solution lies: seamless, digital processes.
The joint development is based on the open interfaces of Q Point. It’s always exciting to see what happens when two professionals – in this case, Q Point and SEQUELLO – collaborate on an equal footing. Such integration can be realized in a short period.
Within just a few weeks, we were able to exchange data. The integration was successfully tested and is now ready for practical use on the construction site. The construction companies, on the one hand, and the mixing plant, on the other, benefit from smooth information exchange. This saves costs at every level, as typical shortcomings and errors are eliminated.
The benefit for the construction industry is that digitalization and digital collaboration must work ad hoc in the future. We should not have to discuss interfaces in every project – it must work right away. The foundation for this is open interfaces, such as those provided by Q Point – as well as the willingness of the involved parties to collaborate: both in the construction process and beyond.
