United States
Centralize heavy equipment, engine hours, maintenance, fuel, hourly costs, jobs, documents and asset history. The United States has a large freight, construction and heavy-equipment market where uptime, dispatch, maintenance and operating cost control directly affect margins.
Heavy equipment accumulates engine hours, fuel, maintenance, repair cost and downtime even when it travels very few road miles. That requires a different operating model from a road-only fleet.
Register each machine and its engine hours
Schedule preventive maintenance by hours or date
Record fuel, repairs and costs
Compare hourly cost, availability and history
Centralize preventive and corrective maintenance, engine hours, mileage, work orders, parts, failures, costs and downtime.
Control heavy equipment by engine hours, status, location, fuel, jobs, hourly cost, maintenance, documents and availability.
Get one view of jobs, revenue, expenses, fuel, maintenance, assets, customers and profitability without relying on multiple spreadsheets.
Compare managing heavy equipment in spreadsheets with tracking engine hours, maintenance, fuel, hourly cost, jobs and asset history.
Compare when a spreadsheet is still enough and when it makes sense to centralize vehicles, maintenance, fuel, jobs and costs in fleet software.
Yes. Equipment maintenance can use engine hours, dates and other triggers to organize service intervals.
Heavy-equipment records include hourly and daily cost information alongside fuel, maintenance and asset history.
Connect services, equipment, guides and software to move from research to a decision and then into operations.
