Construction tool trackingacross every jobsite.

Tools signed out to crews and sites, gang boxes with real contents lists, and the end of buying a third hammer drill because the first two are "somewhere."

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Tools & EquipmentNew Asset

ASSETSTATUSVALUE

Hammer Drill M18AST-0901in use$329.00

Gang Box #3AST-0912in use$1,150.00

Laser LevelAST-0934available$540.00

Generator 7kWAST-0907maintenance$2,900.00

Every item current — scanned, not remembered

Three problems TrackFinch kills for construction crews.

Tools die in truck limbo

Every checkout names a person and a site. When the drill isn't in the cage, TrackFinch says which crew, which jobsite, and since when — before you buy a replacement.

Gang boxes are mystery boxes

A gang box is a location with a contents list. Load-out scans what goes in; the Friday scan says what came back. Shrinkage becomes a line item with names.

Rented gear outstays its welcome

Due-backs work for rentals too — the towable lift shows up as overdue before the rental house bills another week.

What shops like yours put in TrackFinch.

Assets get labels and histories; consumables get counts and reorder points. Both live on one ledger, one search away.

Power tools by the crateGang boxes & trailersGenerators & compressorsLadders & scaffoldingLaser levels & metersConsumables (bits, blades)PPE & fall protectionTrucks & vans

How TrackFinch works for construction crews.

Crew checkoutsScan, sign, load the truck. Due-backs and overdue chasing built in.

Site locationsShop, trucks, and every active site — know which one, not "out."

Condition photosDamage documented at return, attached to the tool's history forever.

Equipment PMsGenerators, compressors, and vehicles on service schedules.Consumable stockBits, blades, and fasteners with min/max so the run to the store stops.

Ten-second answers"Who has the rotary hammer?" — search from the truck, not the shop.

Also on the floor next door.

Twelve industries, one ledger — pick the page that talks like your shop.

All industries

Machine shops Fab & welding Wood & cabinet shops Sign & print shops Breweries & distilleries Makers & craft mfg

Frequently asked questions

Do field crews need an app?

No — scanning a tool's QR label opens it in the phone's browser with big buttons. Check out, sign with a finger, done. It works in gloves and bad light.

How does it handle multiple jobsites?

Sites are locations. Tools check out to a crew and a site, gang boxes carry contents lists, and the dashboard shows what's where across every active job.

Is this like Milwaukee One-Key?

One-Key is tied to one brand's Bluetooth tools; TrackFinch tracks everything — every brand, plus ladders, generators, trailers, and consumables — with checkouts and signatures. See trackfinch-vs-one-key thinking in our compare pages.

Can it cut down on tool loss, really?

What kills loss is attribution: every tool leaves with a name, a site, and a due-back, and returns get condition photos. Crews behave differently when the ledger is public — that's the mechanism.

Runs on the same ledger.

Everything in TrackFinch shares one source of truth — start anywhere, the rest is already connected.

MRP softwareBOMs, purchasing, and material planning on the same ledger as the floor.Asset tracking softwareEvery tool with a status, a location, and a history — QR checkouts included.Work order softwareJobs your crew can update from any phone, with materials already reserved.

Stop buying third copies of tools.

Label the cage, sign out the first truck, and watch loss get a name. Free for 14 days.

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