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Equipment tracking

Stop losing gear between sites

Wireless tags for tools and bins, hardwired GPS for trailers and plant.

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Devices
Four
Asset types
Powered and unpowered
Platform
MyEROAD
Machinery lined up at a Porter Group depot

Trusted by fleets across Australia and New Zealand

Aramex Downer Porter Group Conroy Removals Open Country Dairy Refrigafreighters Lipp's
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Find the right tracker for your fleet

It comes down to one question: does the asset have power? Everything else follows from that.

Compare ETrack Where Wireless tag ETrack G70 Hardwired GPS ETrack Oyster3 Battery GPS EROAD Locate Light vehicle
Power required None Hardwired Battery Hardwired
Position type Last seen Near real-time Scheduled GPS Near real-time
Detection range 25 to 70 m GPS GPS GPS
Battery life 2 years, replaceable Hardwired Over 5 years
Run hours and odometer No Yes No Yes
Works off the mesh network Yes No No No
Typical asset Tools, bins, cages Trailers, plant Non-powered assets Vans, utes
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Answer two questions

Question 1

Does the asset have its own power supply?

Question 2

How often do you need to know where it is?

Pick an answer to each question.

1,741 Assets tagged by Aramex across their network Source: Aramex case study
70 m Tag detection range from any passing Ehubo2 Source: ETrack Where FAQ
$180,000 Spent in one year replacing cages that had gone missing Source: Aramex case study
Customers

What it looks like in practice

1,741 assets tagged
It is now just the click of a button.

Aramex tagged their linehaul cages so they could reposition them back to Auckland on demand, instead of paying for a truck to go and find empty ones.

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Before you decide

Guide

10 tips to get started with asset tracking

What to tag first, what to leave alone, and how to avoid tracking things nobody ever looks up.

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Case study

How Aramex overhauled stocktaking

1,741 tagged assets, and no more sending a truck just to chase empty cages.

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Case study

Porter Group across 20-plus depots

Tagging non-powered attachments across a 30-acre yard and a national rental fleet.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The Ehubo2 picks up an ETrack Where Tag within 70 metres, and the Mini Tag within 25 metres. Metal objects and electrical interference will shorten that range.

Powered assets carry a GPS unit that reports position directly. Unpowered assets carry a Bluetooth tag, read by any Ehubo2 or ETrack Where app that passes within range. That is the mesh network.

A tag has no power source and tells you where an asset was last seen. A tracker is powered and tells you where it is now, plus run hours and distance travelled.

Assets appear in MyEROAD alongside your vehicles, and geofences set there apply to both. Job management integrations are handled separately.

Spreadsheet and paper registers go stale between site moves. That shows up as lost gear, hire costs for equipment you already own, and margin erosion on projects.

Still deciding? Let us help you choose

Tell us what your assets are and where they go, and we will tell you which of the four you actually need, including if the answer is none of them.

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