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SectorsTrades and maintenance

Know a tool is missing before the van drives away

Tag the tools and kit each van should carry. GeoTrace checks them against the van as it works, so a case left on a driveway or a ladder on the wrong van is flagged while it’s still easy to fix.

Built for

Who it's for, and what it changes

Owners

Stop paying twice for tools that walked off a job.

  • Know what kit is on every van, and what’s gone missing
  • Fewer replacement tools bought in a hurry
  • One system for vans and the tools in them

Operations managers

Know every van leaves fully kitted for the day’s work.

  • Missing-tool alerts before the van leaves the job
  • Shared kit flagged when it’s on the wrong van
  • A day-by-day history for every tool kit

Fleet managers

Vehicles and the tools on them, in one dashboard.

  • Live map, trip history and driving behaviour
  • Warnings before a tag’s battery runs flat
  • A driver app that shows each van its own kit

Sound familiar?

A tracker tells you where the van is. It can’t tell you the drill is still sitting on the last customer’s driveway.

“I thought it was in the van”

A drill or level gets left on a driveway at the end of a job. Nobody notices until the next job, an hour’s drive away.

“Who’s got the pipe camera?”

Expensive shared kit moves between vans. When it’s needed, someone spends the morning phoning round to find it.

“We’ll just buy another”

Lost tools are quietly replaced, again and again. The cost never shows up in one place, so it never gets fixed.

Left behind? You’ll know before you leave

Assign tools to the van they belong in. When the van drives off without one, GeoTrace flags it as missing and shows where it was last detected — usually the driveway you’ve just pulled out of.

Van pulling away from a house while a drill case and spirit level are left on the driveway

Van 07 · before you go

Check
Tool kit B
On board
Step ladder
On board
Drill case
Left at 12 Oak Close

What’s on the van, right now

Every tagged item shows a plain status — on board, just arrived or missing — updated automatically as the van works. Nobody has to scan anything.

Tradesperson lifting a toolbox into the back of a white van, with a ladder and tools on the racking

Van 07 · detection log

Live
09:52 · Toolbox
Just arrived
09:41 · Step ladder
On board
09:12 · Tool case
On board
08:58 · Trailer 3
Missing

Shared kit, on the right van

Pipe cameras, generators and test kit get passed between vans. If one turns up on a different van from the one it’s assigned to, you get an alert — and you know exactly where it went.

Portable generator in the open side door of a white van in a yard of identical vans

Generator #12

Wrong vehicle
Detected on
Van 14
Assigned to
Van 07
Tag battery
8% · low

A day in the life of every tool kit

Every tagged item builds up a simple timeline: when it was loaded, where it went missing, and when it turned up again. “Where has this been all week?” finally gets a real answer.

Tool bag and hard tool case on the floor of a van, with racking behind

Tool kit B · today

06:02
Detected · North depot
06:41
Loaded onto Van 07
11:15
Gone missing
11:52
Back on Van 07

Plus everything else in GeoTrace

It all sits in the same GeoTrace dashboard as your vehicle tracking, so there's nothing extra to learn.

Drivers check their own van

The companion app shows each driver the tools that belong on their van, so they can check before they set off.

Full vehicle tracking

Live location, trip playback, speeding alerts and geofences for every van, on the same map.

Tag battery warnings

Every tag warns you well before its battery runs flat, so nothing quietly drops off the dashboard.

A summary every morning

A 7am email of what needs attention — trackers not reporting, vans to check and anything coming up.

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See a missing-tool alert, live

We’ll tag a few of your tools, fit a tracker to one of your vans, and show you what happens when one is left behind.

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