What is the use of HETATM information while working on proteins?
Why do we need HETATM information?
When are they useful when processing proteins?
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See HETATM at Proteopedia. There's many reasons these would be important. Just to name a few to get you started: A lot of post-translational modifications play critical roles in signaling and recruitment of other complexes. Metal ions and other co-factors play essential roles in function and catalysis.