What does it mean to be Best for Construction?
If you are in the market for a construction equipment fleet management system, you are probably aware of the many options competing in the asset management and tracking space.
This can cause much confusion and prolong your evaluation process. If you are a contractor, you’ll want to partner with a provider that understands your business and designed a platform that speaks to you, your executives, management teams and crews in the field.
An equipment management system that is “best” for construction is made up of several system components and provider characteristics that are relevant specifically to contractors. Learn what they are here in our white paper, “What does it mean to be Best for Construction?”
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One Platform
Tenna gives you uninterrupted visibility across your entire mixed fleet. No more managing multiple systems or data sources. Tenna is your single source of truth for managing everything from heavy iron to fleet vehicles and trucks, down to mid-sized equipment and small tools and everything in-between.
Heavy Equipment
Know equipment location, utilization, condition, maintenance and inspection needs and reserve machines for projects.
ExploreFleet
Maintain visibility into vehicle location, operation and condition, maintenance needs, compliance and driver safety.
ExploreMidsized Assets
Keep track of mid-sized miscellaneous assets that get spread out, left behind or easily misplaced.
ExploreSmall Tools and Assets
Improve accountability and one of your biggest cost centers with visibility over location and assignee.
ExploreOne Platform
Collect, process and inform with data on your entire mixed fleet on one system.
ExploreEquipment Management
Track, maintain, utilize, inspect, report and analyze your fleet for total equipment management.
ExploreAsset Tracking
Save time and money, and keep teams informed, connected and productive with total visibility.
ExploreProject and Asset Utilization
Set benchmarks to monitor your equipment utilization data metrics by asset or project level.
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