Equipment tracking system for every machine, tool and attachment.
An equipment tracking system shows where every piece of equipment is, whether it is safe, and whether it is working. GPX builds the GPS trackers, Bluetooth tags, network and platform, so generators, compressors, light towers, attachments, tools and machines all report to one live map, with theft alerts and idle reports.
Equipment GPS tracking stopped at the big iron. Your losses didn't.
The machines with engines got factory GPS. Everything else, generators, light towers, compressors, welders, attachments, trench boxes and pumps, got a paint pen and a prayer. That is the equipment that quietly walks off between crews, hides in laydown yards, and gets re-rented while a paid-for unit sits two sites away.
GPX changes the math. AssetTag Pro hardware is included in the subscription, the tag runs up to 3 years on a replaceable coin cell, and it reports through 150 million gateways that already exist. There is nothing to install on site and no readers to buy, so tracking every piece of equipment, not just the big iron, becomes practical.
The result is one live answer to the questions every superintendent, yard manager, and fleet director asks: Where is it? Is it safe? Is it working?
Equipment trackers built around AssetTag Pro. Backed by a full GPS range.
One tag covers most of the equipment fleet. For powered machines and vehicles that need frequent updates on the move, wired GPS trackers join the same platform, so every device reports to the same map, alerts and reports.
AssetTag Pro
Bluetooth tag · the workhorseA rugged IP67 tag that hangs, sticks or screws to any piece of equipment and reports for up to 3 years on a replaceable coin cell, with no charging or wiring. It ships activated, needs no app pairing, and is picked up by 150 million gateways already in the field, on site and off. That is why the compressor and the breaker attachment finally get the same visibility as the excavator.
BLE RoadWired
Hardwired GPS + BLE gatewayFor service trucks, water trucks and powered machines: a hardwired 12/24 V GPS tracker that reports location as the vehicle moves. It also works as a mobile Bluetooth gateway, so every RoadWired-equipped vehicle picks up nearby GPX tags as it drives and extends coverage across your sites. See fleet tracking.
Heavy equipment GPS tracking
Rugged · hardwired or batteryFor yellow iron, RoadTrack Wired installs with two wires on 9-36 V DC power, logs a fix every 400 m while moving, and keeps a 24-hour backup battery. Magnetic, IP67 AssetTrack units fit machines with no power to tap. For the full machine story, see heavy equipment tracking.
Bluetooth tool tags
Small-tool tracking at scaleLast known area for the small stuff: power tools, kits and cases by the hundred. AssetTag Edge is 6 mm thin, reaches 150 ft outdoors, and reports to GPX trackers, gateways and RoadWired-equipped vehicles moving through your operation. Unlike RFID or barcode systems that only see equipment at a scan point, these tags report with no scanning. See warehouse tracking and inventory tracking.
Equipment location tracking for your job site, live.
This is what a tagged site looks like in GPX: every piece of equipment reporting into one geofenced view. You see what is on site, what has been idle for days, and what moved when nobody should have been there.
After-hours equipment movement is an instant alert, not a Monday surprise.
Equipment theft runs on weekends and long nights. When a tagged asset crosses a fence line it should not, the right person gets a text, email or webhook while the trailer is still on the highway, not after the Monday walk-around. Scout AI geofences every site in seconds: job sites, yards, plants and laydown lots.
And when something does walk off, full movement history turns recovery into a procedure: a time-stamped trail from the site to the asset's current location that you can hand to law enforcement.
Equipment utilization tracking: stop renting what you already own.
Theft is the loss you notice. Idle equipment is the loss you budget for without realizing it. With the whole fleet tracked, not sampled, the light tower that has not moved in two weeks and the compressor parked at a finished job show up as data before the next rental invoice does.
Idle and dwell reports answer the questions that used to take a site visit: which sites are hoarding equipment, what is ready to redeploy, and what actually moved this month. That is the ground truth your utilization reviews and maintenance planning run on. It all flows through API, webhooks and data feeds into your ERP, WMS and TMS.
One equipment tracking system
you can question in plain language
Tags and wired trackers report into one map, and Scout AI, the AI analyst in the GPX platform, answers questions about them in plain words. Ask "Which light towers have not moved in 30 days?", "What equipment left the North Yard after hours?" or "Which sites hold more compressors than they use?"
Equipment tracking results from the yard, the plant and the site.
GPX's GPS data and AI platform transformed visibility across our supply chain. We track returnable containers in real time, cut losses and shortages, and manage assets with far more confidence.
Ground support equipment used to vanish between hangars — tugs, stands, dollies. Now every piece reports its own position. The weekly where-is-everything meeting simply stopped happening.
Across our dealer yards, the tags paid for themselves in the first quarter — fewer lot walks, faster transfers, and one attempted theft that ended with the machine back before the news did.
Equipment tracking system questions, answered.
What is an equipment tracking system?
An equipment tracking system is the mix of tracking devices and software that shows where each piece of equipment is, whether it is safe, and whether it is being used. With GPX, GPS trackers and Bluetooth tags report to one platform, so generators, compressors, light towers, attachments, tools and machines appear on a single live map with geofence alerts, movement history and idle reports.
How does GPS equipment tracking work?
A device rides on each piece of equipment and reports its location to the GPX platform. Cellular GPS trackers such as AssetTrack and RoadTrack Wired send their own location fixes. Bluetooth tags such as AssetTag Pro are picked up by 150 million gateways already in the field, so there is nothing to install on site. The platform turns every report into a live map, geofence alerts and movement history.
What equipment can you track with GPX?
You can track almost anything that leaves the yard: generators, light towers, compressors, welders, pumps, trench boxes, attachments, power tools, kits and service trucks. AssetTag Pro fits most unpowered equipment, AssetTag Edge suits tools in bulk, and RoadTrack Wired or BLE RoadWired suit powered vehicles. Excavators, loaders and dozers have their own guide on heavy equipment tracking.
How long does an equipment tracker battery last?
Battery life runs up to 5 years, depending on device. AssetTag Pro runs up to 3 years on a replaceable coin cell, and AssetTag Edge runs up to 4 years on a CR2032. AssetTrack Charge is rechargeable, while RoadTrack Wired and BLE RoadWired draw power from the vehicle. Pick the device by how often you need updates and whether the equipment has power to tap.
How do equipment theft alerts work?
Scout AI geofences every site in seconds, so each job site, yard and laydown lot gets a boundary without drawing it by hand. When a tagged asset leaves a geofence, or moves when it should not, the right person gets a text, email or webhook right away. Movement history then gives you a time-stamped trail to share with law enforcement. See how Scout AI sets this up.
Can you track equipment indoors or without GPS?
Yes, with Bluetooth tags. Indoors and in dense yards, GPX tags report their last known area when they are near a GPX tracker or gateway, which tells you which building or zone holds the equipment. It is not room-level positioning. Barcode and RFID systems only see equipment when someone scans it, while Bluetooth tags report on their own with no scanning at all.
Does an equipment tracking system work with our ERP?
Yes. GPX integrates with ERP, WMS and TMS systems through API, webhooks and data feeds, so live locations, alerts and idle data reach the tools your dispatchers and managers already use. Inside the GPX platform, role-based access controls which team sees which sites and assets, and Scout AI answers questions about the fleet in plain language.
How much does an equipment tracking system cost?
Cost depends on how many assets you track and which devices fit them. Hardware and service come together in one subscription, so there is no separate hardware purchase, and AssetTag Pro needs no gateways or readers on site. The quickest way to a number is a short call where we match your equipment to devices. Book a 20-min demo.
Every machine on the map. Every attachment accounted for. Every rental you didn't need.
Start with a pilot: we ship you trackers, you put them on equipment, and within days you are watching your fleet live. Hardware and service come together in one subscription.
