Integra PR turns one month old, and El Nuevo Día headlines that it fails in its debut

On August 7, 2026, El Nuevo Día headlines that the new ERP system fails in its debut. Integra PR, which that Saturday turns one month old, causes a backup in invoice settlement, a lack of visibility, and a lack of access to the government's revenue sources. The dek is the newspaper's. It is not a recount by this magazine.

When she presented the platform, on July 8, Governor Jenniffer González Colón highlighted more responsible administration, digital processes, and greater traceability. El Nuevo Día recalls that announcement beside the August backup. Since May, Victoria Diloné, owner of Hogar Victoria, has not received her monthly payments from the Department of the Family. That case opens the body. The rest of the page was truncated when opened.

On August 5, Metro Puerto Rico covered Civil Rights Commission Resolution 2026-003: vendors blocked since June 23. On August 11, Primera Hora will cover officials from PRITS, OGP, Hacienda, and AAFAF defending the system. On August 17, Caribbean Business covered the first phase of the ERP in another note on this desk. Those are four dates and four URLs. This one covers El Nuevo Día's August 7 headline: one month, invoice backup, lost visibility.

There is no number of invoices paid here and no arrears total. Those, when they appear, appear on August 11 in Primera Hora: more than 600 million disbursed and 8,192 invoices processed, according to Ángel Pantoja Rodríguez. They are not brought forward into this piece. August 7 leaves the care-home case and the headline's judgment.

A reader who wants Gloria Ruiz Kuilan's full report has the El Nuevo Día URL at the foot. This is not original reporting. No agency count or resolved-ticket percentage that this page did not put is invented.

Source: El Nuevo Día. https://www.elnuevodia.com/noticias/gobierno/notas/fracasa-en-su-debut-fallas-en-nuevo-sistema-erp-causan-atrasos-en-pagos-y-amenazan-la-prestacion-de-servicios/