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Solutions · Asset control

Things without an engine go missing too

Almost every reseller sells vehicle tracking and stops there. The trailer, the generator, the compressor and the toolbox also go missing, and nobody is offering that.

Become a reseller
No engine
trailers, equipment and tools
No installation
tags that stick on
Extra sale
to the client you already have

What you can offer

Trailers and machinery

With AssetTrack you track what moves but has no engine.

Tools and small equipment

With TagRadar you tag the things that today go missing unnoticed.

Alert if it leaves the site

The equipment was supposed to be on the site or in the yard and it left.

How long it was used

To know whether owning the equipment beats renting it.

Who has it

Which crew or which site it is assigned to.

An up-to-date inventory

What exists, where it is and since when.

Said the way you say it to your client

Exact words you can use on the visit. No jargon.

“You already know where your trucks are. Do you know where the trailer is? And the generator?”
“What goes missing isn't the expensive stuff: it is whatever nobody is watching.”

Who to sell this to

You resell under your own brand. This is who it works for, and with what argument.

Construction firms

Formwork, generators and small equipment rotating between sites.

Haulage with trailers

Where the trailer is left alone in a yard.

Service companies

Crews with expensive tools out on the street.

Farms and agribusiness

Equipment scattered across large areas.

Everything included

Frequently asked questions

Can a trailer with no engine be tracked?

Yes, with a battery-powered device. With nowhere to draw power from, the battery life depends on how often it reports.

How long does the battery last on those devices?

From months to years depending on the reporting rate. A device reporting once a day lasts a long time; the same one asked for a position every five minutes lasts weeks.

Does it work for machinery or small tools?

Yes. It is a market almost nobody serves because everyone thinks only about vehicles, and the customer does have the problem.

Will it warn me if the equipment leaves the site?

Yes, by drawing a zone around the yard or the site and hanging an exit alert on it.

The sale almost nobody is making to your client

And it is made on a relationship you already have.

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