Production reporting
Shift, tonnage and grade data synced from site systems to ERP and dashboards.
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Mining integrations connect site systems to head office: production, fleet, safety, contractors and procurement feed ERP and reporting, even where connectivity is intermittent.
Mining integrations connect site systems to head office: production, fleet, safety, contractors and procurement feed ERP and reporting, even where connectivity is intermittent.
Typical systems: ERP systems such as SAP and Sage, fleet telematics, safety and incident systems, contractor access control, laboratory and production systems.
Mines report to the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources and operate under the Mine Health and Safety Act; operational technology networks must stay segmented from business IT.
Mine sites are often far from reliable networks, and operational technology sits behind strict segmentation. We design store-and-forward integrations: data is captured and queued on site, then synced to head office when the link is available, with conflict rules for records changed in both places. Nothing is lost when the connection drops, and OT networks stay protected.
Where mines, contractors and mining suppliers usually start.
Shift, tonnage and grade data synced from site systems to ERP and dashboards.
Telematics faults raise work orders and parts requests automatically.
Incidents captured on site flow into investigation workflows and reporting.
Induction, access and timesheet data shared between access control, contractors and payroll.
What shapes integration work for mines, contractors and mining suppliers.
| Mining | |
|---|---|
| Systems we connect | ERP systems such as SAP and Sage, fleet telematics, safety and incident systems, contractor access control, laboratory and production systems |
| Rules to respect | Mines report to the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources and operate under the Mine Health and Safety Act; operational technology networks must stay segmented from business IT. |
| First integration | Production reporting |
| Tier that usually fits | Enterprise integration |
Every connector is built in staging, run in parallel with your team and monitored after launch.
We audit SKUs, warehouses, customers and accounts on both sides and agree a written field map.
The connector is built and tested against test data or a copy of your company.
Both the old process and the connector run side by side until the numbers match.
Alerts, logs and a runbook, with monitoring plans from R2,500 a month.
Typical integration scopes. Final pricing depends on systems and complexity.
Two-system sync, a single workflow automation or a pilot integration.
Multiple SaaS tools, retail or finance operations, growing product teams.
ERP + CRM + ecommerce, legacy modernisation and SLA requirements.
Keep connectors healthy after launch.
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Monitor Lite | R2,500/mo | Uptime checks and email alerts |
| Monitor Pro | R5,500/mo | Dashboards and incident response |
| Managed integration | R9,500+/mo | Changes, patches and SLA options |
For mines, contractors and mining suppliers, projects are usually Enterprise integration scope. Full details on the API integrations page.
Yes. We design with your IT and OT teams, respecting network segmentation, and use one-way or brokered data flows where required.
We can aggregate source data into report-ready formats for your compliance team, who remain responsible for submissions.
Single connectors start as Essential connectors at R15,000–R35,000. Most mining projects connect several systems and are Enterprise integration scope; Integration hub projects are R45,000–R120,000 and enterprise work starts from R150,000.
Tell us which systems you run and where the manual work is. We’ll reply with a field map and a fixed-scope proposal.