Fleet-Centre is the monitoring platform behind machines in the field. Hours, condition, faults, location and firmware come back from every unit — through the manufacturer, the customer who owns it and the operator who runs it, each seeing exactly their part.
Access is by invitation from your manufacturer or fleet administrator — no public sign-up.
Illustrative — sample fleet, not live data
Everything you know about it afterwards arrives second-hand — a service sheet months late, a warranty claim with no history behind it, a phone call about a fault nobody can reproduce.
Fleet-Centre closes that gap. Every time the app connects, the machine hands over what it has logged, and the record is there before anyone needs to argue about it.
Each unit is known by the unique ID built into its controller chip, so it is the same machine to the factory and to every customer it is sold on to — nothing to program, nothing to mix up.
Live connected state and last heartbeat on every row, so a silent machine looks different from a machine reporting nothing wrong.
Readings stream in from the field and are charted, filtered and archived — hours, temperatures, faults and everything else the controller sends.
Thresholds raise alert events automatically, notify the recipients you nominate, and stay on the board until a named person acknowledges them.
Positions and trails on a live map, drawn from the same readings — useful for utilisation, and for the machine nobody can find.
See what build each machine is running and what it is configured to do, recorded per unit rather than remembered by whoever fitted it.
Manufacturer, customer and operator each see their own slice, and the database enforces it — not just the screens.
Raise a ticket against a machine and it goes to the manufacturer’s support desk with the machine attached — one thread instead of an email chain.
The same machine matters differently to the people who built it, own it and drive it. Fleet-Centre gives each of them their own view of it, and nothing beyond it.
You built the machines.
See the whole population across every customer you sell to: what shipped, what is running, what is failing and on which firmware. Units appear as soon as they first connect; assign each to its customer and invite their administrators yourself.
You own the fleet.
Your own machines, your own people. Invite your team, follow every unit’s connection, alerts and readings, and answer the question of where a machine is and what it has been doing.
You run the machine.
The machines assigned to you, and only those — with the functions your organisation has granted, on the dashboard or in the mobile app that connects to the machine directly.
Separation is enforced, not assumed. Every request is filtered by row-level security in the database against the signed-in user's organisation and role, so one customer cannot see another's machines even if a page or an API call asks for them.
No cellular contract per machine and no black box to fit. The machine already knows what it is doing; the mobile app carries that to Fleet-Centre, which keeps it.
The controller logs what it is doing — hours, condition, faults, position — and offers it over a short-range link.
The mobile app is the go-between: it pairs with the machine, collects what it has not yet sent, and forwards it to Fleet-Centre as soon as the phone has a network.
Readings land against the right machine, thresholds raise alerts, and the record accumulates — partitioned and archived so history stays affordable.
One dashboard for the manufacturer, the customer and the operator, each scoped to what they are entitled to see.
There is no public sign-up. Your machine manufacturer or your own fleet administrator invites you and sets what you can see. The invitation arrives by email with a link that lets you set a password and name yourself on the account — open it from that email, and you are in.
Invitation not arrived? Ask your administrator to resend it.