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FactFleet Maintenance ProTrackunit
Founded19941998
HeadquartersLinkedIn lists headquarters in Wake Forest, North Carolina.Aalborg, Denmark
IntegrationsThe cloud plan page lists integration options with other applications such as GPS and API; the web product page says its Enterprise version can import meter readings and asset location daily from a GPS provider.Trackunit says it connects data from more than 100 OEM integrations, including JCB, Wacker Neuson, JLG, CNHI, John Deere, and Komatsu.
Mobile appsThe Maintenance Pro Web mobile apps support maintenance, repairs, work orders, inventory and barcode scanning through the device camera.Trackunit’s mobile suite includes Fit for installation validation, On for controlled machine access, and Go for fleet management.
PurposeFleet Maintenance Pro helps manage fleet maintenance to maximize uptime and efficiency and extend fleet useful life.Trackunit connects construction fleets across equipment brands in a single view so users can act on fleet data.
SecurityThe cloud pricing page says customer data is encrypted using technology comparable to that used by major banks.Trackunit says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, the platform receives regular third-party penetration testing, and personal data is handled in accordance with GDPR.

Fleet Maintenance Pro plans

  • Basic (Cloud Version)$24 a month
  • Basic (cloud annual billing)$30 a month
  • Basic (cloud monthly)$35 a month
  • Premium$41 a month
  • Premium (cloud annual billing)$50 a month
  • Premium (cloud monthly)$60 a month

Trackunit plans

  • ContractorPriced on request
  • OEMPriced on request
  • RentalPriced on request

Pick Fleet Maintenance Pro if…

Fleet Maintenance Pro suits organizations that need maintenance schedules, repair work orders, or fuel records for vehicles and equipment. The Shop Edition is relevant to businesses that manage parts inventory and perform maintenance in-house.

Pick Trackunit if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

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