Equipment inventory for contractors
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Contractors use Hirro to know what equipment sits on which site, what is idle at the depot, and what can move to the next job instead of being rented. Tags on machines, containers and tools are heard by phones on site and at the depot, so each site’s list stays current without a weekly count.
How does Hirro keep a list per site?
Section titled “How does Hirro keep a list per site?”Every site is a site in Hirro. When a phone, gateway or tracker hears a tag on a site, the asset appears on that site’s list. Site managers see what they have without phoning the depot, and the depot sees what is out.
How does Hirro help find idle equipment?
Section titled “How does Hirro help find idle equipment?”Hirro records when each asset was last moved or heard in a new zone. An asset that has sat in the same zone for weeks shows up as idle, so it can go to the next job before anyone rents another one.
How do tools and small kit fit in?
Section titled “How do tools and small kit fit in?”Mini tags fit tool cases, lasers, plate compactors and saws. They are heard like any other tag, so small kit appears on the same per-site list as the machines.
Which setup fits a contractor?
Section titled “Which setup fits a contractor?”| Need | Setup |
|---|---|
| Depot inventory | Tags and staff phones at the depot |
| What is on each site | Phones of site staff, or a site gateway in the site container |
| What travels between sites | Vehicle gateways on the trucks |
| Machines that stay on a site for months | Live trackers |
| Services and certificates per machine | The digital twin of each asset |