What it is
Trackunit is fleet management software for construction organizations working with equipment from multiple brands. Its Trackunit Manager interface brings equipment location and status into a shared view, with real-time insights to help teams act on fleet data. Maintenance workflows use CAN data, diagnostics, alerts, and runtime information to flag issues and prompt service. Teams can also use utilization, fuel and idle reporting, geofencing, theft prevention, emissions reporting, and role-based dashboards.
Trackunit says it connects data through more than 100 OEM integrations, including JCB, Wacker Neuson, JLG, CNHI, John Deere, and Komatsu. Supported feeds include AEMP 2.0, ISO 15143-3, and native APIs. Standard fields include engine hours, location, fuel use, idle time, fault codes, and service hours; deeper data depends on the manufacturer and may need an OEM-specific integration. Mobile apps include Fit for installation validation, On for controlled machine access, and Go for fleet management. Trackunit was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Aalborg, Denmark. It is a paid service with pricing on request and no free plan.
Who it suits. Trackunit suits contractors, rental companies, dealers, and OEMs that manage construction equipment across brands. Its mobile apps also address installers, operators, and technicians working on construction sites.
Good to know
- Real-time location and status across mixed fleets
- Maintenance workflows use diagnostics, alerts, and runtime data
- More than 100 OEM integrations
- Fuel, idle, utilization, and emissions reporting
- GPS, maintenance, fuel, safety, and compliance tools
Watch for
- No free plan
- Pricing is available on request
- Deeper equipment data varies by manufacturer and integration
Choose Trackunit if your construction fleet needs a shared view across equipment brands, with maintenance workflows and operational reporting. Buyers should request pricing and check which manufacturer-specific data fields their equipment integrations provide.
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Plans and prices
Rental
on requestTailored software plan · configure assets · service package · add-ons
Contractor
on requestTailored software plan · configure assets · service package · add-ons
OEM
on requestTailored software plan · configure assets · service package · add-ons
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Its site
Getting started
- Visit the Trackunit fleet management website
- Contact Trackunit to discuss pricing and a tailored plan
- Choose a Rental, Contractor, or OEM plan
- Configure assets, service package, and add-ons
- Use the web, Android, iOS, or API platform options
Limits
Standard data fields include engine hours, location, fuel use, idle time, fault codes, and service hours. Access to deeper fields varies by manufacturer and may require an OEM-specific integration.
On record
- Purpose
- Trackunit connects construction fleets across equipment brands in a single view so users can act on fleet data.
- Fleet visibility
- Trackunit Manager provides a mixed-fleet interface with real-time equipment location and status insights.
- Maintenance
- The fleet solution uses CAN data, diagnostics, alerts, and runtime data to identify issues and trigger service workflows.
- Operations
- Features include utilization reporting, fuel and idle reporting, geofencing, theft prevention, emissions reporting, and role-based dashboards.
- Integrations
- Trackunit says it connects data from more than 100 OEM integrations, including JCB, Wacker Neuson, JLG, CNHI, John Deere, and Komatsu.
- Standards
- The fleet page says supported feeds include AEMP 2.0, ISO 15143-3, and native API integrations.
- Data limits
- Standard fields include engine hours, location, fuel use, idle time, fault codes, and service hours, while deeper fields vary by manufacturer and may require OEM-specific integrations.
- Security
- 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.
- Support
- The pricing page describes an online help center as the starting service package, with options for live support, professional services, and guaranteed uptime.
- Contract terms
- Trackunit says monthly billing is available and contracts generally last 36 or 42 months.
- Mobile apps
- Trackunit’s mobile suite includes Fit for installation validation, On for controlled machine access, and Go for fleet management.
- Intended users
- Trackunit describes its mobile apps as built for installers, operators, and technicians on construction sites; its fleet solution also addresses OEMs, dealers, rental companies, and contractors.
- Founded
- 1998
- Headquarters
- Aalborg, Denmark
- Free plan
- No
- GPS tracking
- Yes
- Maintenance management
- Yes
- Fuel tracking
- Yes
- Driver safety tools
- Yes
- Compliance tracking
- Yes
- Free plan
- No
- Free plan
- No
Questions
Does Trackunit have a free plan?
No. Trackunit is a paid service.
How much does Trackunit cost?
Pricing is on request. Rental, Contractor, and OEM plans are tailored, with assets, service package, and add-ons configured.
Which platforms does Trackunit support?
Its listed platforms are Android, iOS, web, and API.
Which equipment integrations does Trackunit offer?
Trackunit says it connects data from more than 100 OEM integrations, including JCB, Wacker Neuson, JLG, CNHI, John Deere, and Komatsu. Supported feeds include AEMP 2.0, ISO 15143-3, and native APIs.
What data can Trackunit show?
Standard fields include engine hours, location, fuel use, idle time, fault codes, and service hours. Deeper fields vary by manufacturer and may need an OEM-specific integration.
What contract terms does Trackunit offer?
Trackunit says monthly billing is available and contracts generally last 36 or 42 months.