Trackunit

By audience

General Contracting

• Gives one utilization view across owned, rented and subcontractor equipment regardless of machine brand, so idle iron can be redeployed or off-rented instead of sitting.
• Surfaces rental units that are on site but unused, turning telematics hours into evidence for calling equipment off rent.
• Tracks non-powered assets — attachments, generators, trench boxes, small tools — via Bluetooth tags and site gateways, cutting replacement spend on lost kit.
• Flags fault codes and service-due machines before they fail, so a breakdown does not stall a critical-path activity.

Specialty Contracting

• Tracks a smaller, highly mobile fleet across many concurrent jobsites without a dedicated fleet department.
• Allocates machine hours to the right job for accurate equipment cost recovery and internal charge-out.
• Uses operator access control on powered equipment so only trained, certified operators can start a machine.
• Monitors fuel burn, idle time and utilization to right-size the fleet rather than over-renting.

Superintendent

• Shows what equipment is actually on site right now and where it sits, without walking the job or calling the yard.
• Confirms delivery and pickup of rented plant against the schedule, so mobilization delays are caught the same day.
• Reports machine health and fault alerts from the field, letting the super call service before a shift is lost.
• Restricts machine start-up to authorised operators, supporting site safety and security policy after hours.

Executive Leadership

• Benchmarks fleet utilization across regions and business units to justify capital purchases versus rental.
• Quantifies unplanned downtime and its cost, making equipment availability a measurable operational KPI.
• Consolidates machine data from every OEM brand into one dataset that BI tools and internal AI models can consume.
• Tracks fuel burn and idle hours as the basis for emissions and sustainability reporting on the plant fleet.

By phase

Pre-Construction

• Checks fleet availability and current machine locations when planning mobilization and equipment logistics for an upcoming job.
• Uses historical utilization and machine-hour data to decide what to own, what to rent and how long to hold it.
• Confirms machines are serviced and compliant before they are dispatched to a new site.

Construction

• Tracks live location, run hours, idle time and fuel burn for every connected machine on the active jobsite.
• Raises fault-code and service-due alerts so technicians are dispatched before a machine goes down mid-shift.
• Logs which operator used which machine and when, via access-control keypads and tags.
• Keeps attachments, generators and small tools findable through Bluetooth tags and site gateways as crews move between areas.
• Feeds machine hours and location into the rental or ERP system so billing and job costing reflect actual on-site use.