Use cases · Equipment and machines
Excavators and loaders on the job site, trailers on the road, breakers and generators in a van: where each one is, what it did and what was left behind. And the yard lead hears the night one moves.
The operation
Each stage has its device, and all four write to one record per machine: billed by the job-day, on a record both sides accept. A restoration-equipment brand tracks its drying machines by the job this way and bills them under its own name, for 100+ restoration customers.
Every machine and tagged tool on Site 14, and the last place each was seen.
Part of Field operations Runs on Monitoring & tracking, Fleet & routes, Rules & workflows and Alerts & incidents
Along the way
Draw the yard once and set its working hours. When EX-12 leaves at 11:40 PM, an incident opens and the yard lead has a text a minute later, with the machine's path on the map while it is still moving. At 34 mph, it is on a trailer.
EX-12After hours
Left the yard · 11:40 PM
Outside working hours 6:00 AM–6:00 PM
Each unit shows on the job, in the van or back in the yard. When a job closes with a unit still on site, it lands on a left-behind list and a pickup incident for the crew, before the next job needs it.
A Sense tag on each breaker, compactor or generator reports through the nearest Link, so the last place each was seen is on record: Generator G-4 was last heard in Yard 2 on Monday, not at Site 14.
Engine hours show how hard each machine worked; fuel in the tank shows the night 14 gallons left EX-12 at 2:10 AM with the engine off.
58 gal
In the tank · 220 L
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.
Where it stands
10,000+devices
Vanix sells fleet management and asset tracking under its own brand, on OneIoT, on 10,000+ devices.
Tractors and farm machines — location, area worked, route history, geofences, theft and fuel alerts, engine hours.
100+restoration customers
Its drying fleet runs on OneIoT: each unit on a job, in the warehouse or in a van with its own gateway, what was left behind, and job-days billed.
Questions
Something we haven't answered? Ask it on the call, or write to [email protected]
Often not. Send us the tracker and what it sends; our team adds it. Where you need new ones, we supply Teltonika, Omnicomm and Ruptela devices with the SIM.
Not from OneIoT yet. Blocking the start with a driver ID and a relay is integration work we scope with you; today a move out of hours opens an incident the minute it happens.
Position and hours from any supported tracker. For engine data across brands, Teltonika's ALL-CAN300 reads construction and farm machines; the values depend on make, model and year, and we check them before install.
Both. Each user picks; the record keeps the reading as it arrived.
Where to start
Call
Outline
4 weeks
Results
Start with one site: 4 weeks at a fixed fee. Then a monthly price per site or per tracked device, on a 12-month term.
Make machines or rent them out? Sell this under your brand. Tell us what you make
