Help machine owners stay connected to their fleet anywhere, anytime

For OEMs, developing their own apps is often hindered by high costs, making it impractical despite the loyalty boost from branded apps and the current digital trend. The mobile app market is thriving, with over 140 billion app downloads in 2021, projected to increase steadily each year. By 2026, the anticipated number of downloads is expected to reach 181 billion (Source: Statista). This surge in app downloads emphasizes the demand for a ready-to-implement solution to meet evolving market needs and increase customer accessibility. Moreover, with the app market set to reach USD 755.50 billion by 2027, OEMs are presented with a lucrative opportunity for enhanced customer experience and additional revenue.

At the same time, site managers and operators increasingly demand greater flexibility for accessing their machine fleet's machine data. They often commute between different job sites and want a tool that provides a quick overview of current machine status and helps them meet the other challenges of their job.

For example, construction sites can be large. As a result, machine operators face the challenge of identifying the exact location of a machine and how to get there quickly.

The same is true for a truck driver who needs to transport a machine from location A to location B or a technician called to complete a maintenance task.

Refueling is responsible for a major cost on the job. The assigned person wants to see what machines have to be refueled and wants to know a machine's location.