Bill and plan on runtime
Engine-hour data per machine makes hire billing accurate and utilization planning honest.
Equipment Monitoring
Excavators, generators, compressors, cranes — Pulse tracks where each unit is, how long it actually ran, and when it's due for service, across every site you operate.

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Equipment Management
Real workflows from the portal and the field — not feature checklists.

Real runtime per machine, not logbook guesses.
Wired trackers capture ignition and true runtime per machine. Hire billing, utilization planning, and idle-fleet decisions run on real hours instead of logbook estimates.

Maintenance windows driven by actual usage.
Service intervals key off actual usage, so maintenance lands before failure does. Downtime becomes a plan on a calendar instead of an emergency on a site.

Machines stay where the job is — or you know.
Each site becomes a geofence with working-hours rules. After-hours movement or an unauthorised relocation raises the alarm while the machine is still recoverable.
How it works
Wired units capture ignition and runtime on powered equipment; tags cover the rest.
Geofence each site and define working hours, service intervals, and alert recipients.
Runtime, utilization, and service reports keep machines earning and auditors satisfied.

What you get
Every capability below ships in the same portal, the same mobile app, and the same live data pipeline as the rest of your operation.
Engine-hour data per machine makes hire billing accurate and utilization planning honest.
Usage-driven maintenance schedules replace calendar guesses — downtime becomes planned, not emergency.
Site geofences flag after-hours movement and unauthorised relocation the moment it starts.
Every powered asset, its runtime, and its health in the same portal as your fleet — scoped by organization.
FAQ
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Sovereign-data-friendly. Enterprise multi-org architecture. Built to integrate with the devices, SIM providers, and back-office systems you already run.