Machines idling on site for hours
Know which machine is working, which is idling, and what it costs
Track engine hours, idle time and fuel per machine, allocated to the project that is actually using it.
Challenges we solve
No cost allocation per project
Equipment moved without record
What you get
- Equipment utilization tracking
- Idle time monitoring
- Project-based reporting
- Asset allocation
- Machine analytics dashboard
Operational benefits
- Less fuel burnt while stationary
- Accurate project cost
- Longer machine life


How it works
Fit a rugged tracker and CAN adapter
Engine hours and fuel report automatically
Costs are allocated to the active project
What it returns
Idle time on heavy equipment is pure fuel burn; halving it on ten machines is a measurable line in the project budget.
AI capability
Utilisation analytics rank machines by productive share, so redeployment is based on data rather than whoever asks loudest.
Compare platforms
Hour meters read manually, allocated to projects from memory.
Engine hours and fuel logged automatically against the active project.
In practice
A contractor discovered two excavators idling more than 40% of engine hours on the same site.
Devices for this solution

ALL-CAN 300
Universal CAN adapter reading fuel, mileage and engine data.

Teltonika FMB920 + Temp
Refrigerated transport tracking with temperature sensor support.
Tracker X3
Fuel-theft detection with 99% accuracy on tank level change.
SinoTrack Fuel
Mobile fuel pump control and dispensing monitoring.
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Ready to see it on your own operation?
Tell us your fleet size or your systems and we will put a proposal together.