Field operations
For construction, rental and restoration fleets on customer and job sites. OneIoT knows where each unit is and which job it's on, flags the one that moves after hours, goes quiet or stays behind, and writes the record of what was on site and for how long.
Construction, rental and restoration fleetsOperations: Equipment and machines, Fleets and deliveries, Crew safety, Find it indoors
An ordinary morning
Before the first van leaves: the units on jobs, the ones that have sat at base all week, and the one still on a job that closed.
Sample data.
One water-damage job
Job W-2217: a burst pipe, four rooms, twelve units. This is how the job runs and closes, and what the adjuster receives.
Job W-2217, day by day · sample data
Four dehumidifiers and eight air movers arrive and are assigned to W-2217 as they're scanned in. Their day clocks start.
Run-time and room readings are logged every hour; the humidity drops day by day.
Rooms 1 and 2 reach their drying goal. Four air movers are released and their clocks stop.
The job lead closes W-2217. Every unit on it is released; usage stops.
Dehumidifier D-097 hasn't come back through the depot gate. It's flagged, the job lead is told, and a pickup goes on tomorrow's route.
D-097 is back at base. The job report is complete: every unit's days and run hours, every reading marked sensor-taken or hand-entered.
The job · sample data
Usage stopped when the job closed, not when somebody remembered.
Operations in this industry
Machines on jobs, vans on routes, crews on site and kit in the warehouse: each operation has its own page, from the first reading to the person who acts on it.
Machines, trailers and tools from the yard to the job site, and back.
The yard → On the job site → Between sites → Back at the yard, serviced
Vanix · a restoration-equipment brandWalk it throughVans and trucks from the depot, along the route, at every stop and back.
The depot → On the route → At each stop → Back at the depot
Vanix · 10,000+ devicesWalk it throughCrews from the gate to the work zone, the SOS and the roll-call.
The gate → The work zone → The alarm → Roll-call
Vanix · workforce trackingWalk it throughWarehouse floors, the zone each thing was last heard in, and when it left.
Floors and aisles → The last-seen zone → Left the building
The same tags and gateways, on a drying fleetWalk it throughBefore you ask
Where we can connect them, yes. We check that before the pilot and add our own only where they're needed.
Most devices are made for your own team to install. For a large installation, our partners support you on the ground.
The platform is hosted on Microsoft Azure in the United States. Each customer's data is separated from every other customer's, and we export yours on request.
The record
When the adjuster, the renter or your customer asks what was on site and for how long, the report is already written, by the equipment.
Supports the daily drying documentation the IICRC S500 standard describes. It records what the equipment did; the drying decisions stay with your technicians.
Where it runs
100+restoration customers, in production
Its drying machines ship with OneIoT inside, under the brand's own name: each unit tracked by job, with drying reports and usage billing.
10,000+devices, in production
Equipment, field teams and farmland tracked on OneIoT, under Vanix's own brand.
We connect one depot's units, set its jobs, zones and people, and run it. At the end you have:
What goes in
Compactors, welders and tools carry a Sense tag or an EYE Beacon, heard by the nearest gateway or tracker.
Each site's zones, its working hours, and who hears first and next.
OneIoT AIOneIoT AI investigates each alarm as it arrives. Where it acts, it acts only through the control program on site, within that program's limits.See OneIoT AI
Where to start
Call
Outline
4 weeks
Results
Start with one fleet: 4 weeks at a fixed fee. Then a monthly price per tracked device, on a 12-month term.
Making equipment that goes out on jobs? Put OneIoT in it, under your brand
