Ross. Port Community's clients are primarily Spanish ports and companies related to the port environment, as well as foreign ports. Currently, they are strengthening their presence in countries such as Italy, the United Kingdom, Chile, Argentina, and Eastern European countries.
Main areas
-ERP. The software for economic-financial management, analytics, budgeting, logistics management, purchasing and sales, fixed asset management and human resources.
– Email system. A portal that allows for the optimization of all transactions within the Port Community, such as advance notices of vessel arrival, berth requests and various services, transmission of summary declarations, etc.
– Balanced scorecard. A system designed to meet the needs of Port Authority managers by measuring and analyzing critical organizational information, strategically aligning corporate objectives, organizational resources, and action plans.
Key product features
-Complete management of the sector. It covers all the necessary management areas of the Port Authority and the port community.
– Ross. Port. Portal. The system allows for reduced product dwell times in port facilities and improved efficiency in document flow within the community.
– GIS. The Geographic Information System graphically represents the situation of the port in real time.
– Standalone GIS. The GIS can be sold to ports that do not have the Ross email system.
– Mobility. Some events that occur in port areas need to be reported relatively quickly. A wireless solution with specialized software is proposed for this purpose.
– Scale report. If the data relating to a specific operation is correctly entered into the system, it can retrieve and print it in a document that we can call a "scale report".
– Analytical accounting. The new ports law will require strict analytical accounting, which is offered in the ERP system.
In addition to these product strengths, there are the advantages of rapid installation, safety and reliability, cost, platform independence within the solution, and the fact that a standardized product streamlines communication between Port Authorities.



