Track your non-vehicle and non-powered assets across Pakistan. Long-life battery and solar-powered GPS trackers monitor gensets, excavators, generators, trailers and agricultural equipment — with theft recovery, geofencing and utilization reports from one dashboard.
By the Numbers
Idle gensets, stolen generators and unbilled machine hours quietly erode profit on every construction, rental and agriculture project in Pakistan. Asset tracking turns guesswork into data.
Capabilities
Purpose-built for equipment that is rarely powered, often unattended and frequently moved between sites — not standard vehicles.
Wireless GPS trackers with multi-year battery life, plus solar-powered options for assets that never get switched on — so you can monitor gensets, trailers and machinery without tapping into vehicle power.
Get an instant alert the moment an asset moves outside its yard or working hours, then track it live to support recovery — protecting expensive generators, excavators and equipment from theft.
Draw virtual boundaries around your yards, depots and project sites and get notified whenever an asset enters or leaves — perfect for confirming equipment reached the right site or returned to the depot.
Measure how much each machine actually works versus how long it sits idle, with movement and run-hour reports that help you rebalance fleets, justify rentals and bill clients accurately.
Track where every rented genset, excavator or tool is, confirm it returns on time, and keep a clear record of which client has which asset — built for Pakistan's equipment-rental businesses.
Monitor every asset from a single web and mobile dashboard, share access by role, and connect tracking data to your existing ERP or maintenance software through a clean API.
How It Works
A long-life or solar-powered tracker is fixed to each asset, geofences are drawn around your yards and sites, and the dashboard turns raw GPS into theft alerts and usage reports.
A long-life battery or solar-powered GPS tracker is fixed to each genset, excavator, trailer, generator or implement — no vehicle power or permanent wiring required.
Each asset is added to the dashboard with its type, owner and site, and geofences are drawn around your yards, depots and active project sites.
Define working hours and allowed zones so the system flags any after-hours motion, unexpected site exit or movement that signals theft or misuse.
Monitor every asset live, respond instantly to theft or movement alerts, and use utilization and run-hour reports to cut idle time, plan maintenance and bill rentals accurately.
Support
Common questions from construction firms, equipment-rental companies and farm operators across Pakistan.
Asset tracking uses GPS devices to monitor the location, movement and usage of non-vehicle and non-powered equipment — things like gensets, excavators, generators, trailers and agricultural machinery — rather than cars and trucks. The key difference is power: vehicles supply electricity to run a standard GPS unit, but most assets sit switched off, so IOTee uses long-life battery and solar-powered trackers that work for years without wiring. Asset tracking also focuses on different outcomes: theft recovery, yard and site geofencing, and utilization reporting that shows how much each machine actually works, rather than driver behaviour or trip routing.
IOTee tracks a wide range of non-powered and portable equipment used across Pakistan, including diesel gensets and generators, construction machinery such as excavators, loaders and cranes, trailers and bowsers, compressors and welding plants, and agricultural equipment like tractor implements, harvesters and tube-well pumps. We also track high-value tools and site assets that are frequently moved between locations. If an item is expensive, mobile and easy to lose track of, it can usually be fitted with a battery or solar tracker — and the same dashboard shows all of them together, whatever the mix.
Because assets are rarely powered, IOTee uses trackers designed to run for a very long time on their own power. Long-life battery trackers can operate for up to about five years on a single internal battery, with the exact figure depending on how often the asset reports its position. For equipment that stays in one place for long periods, such as a genset in a yard, solar-powered trackers top themselves up from daylight and can run indefinitely. This means you can deploy trackers across an entire fleet of unpowered machines without running cables or worrying about frequent recharging.
You define each asset's normal working hours and the zones where it should stay, such as a depot or a project site. If the asset moves outside those hours or leaves an approved zone, the system immediately sends an alert by SMS, email and app with the exact GPS location. Your team can then track the equipment live as it moves and share that location with the police to support recovery. Because generators, excavators and gensets are common theft targets on Pakistani sites, this combination of instant alerts and continuous live tracking significantly improves the chance of getting stolen equipment back quickly.
Yes. Utilization reporting is one of the biggest reasons businesses adopt asset tracking. The system records when each asset is moving or working versus sitting idle, and turns that into run-hour summaries and per-asset utilization reports. This shows you which machines are overworked and which are barely used, so you can rebalance equipment between sites, decide whether to buy, rent or sell, and plan maintenance based on real run hours instead of guesswork. Rental companies use the same data to bill clients accurately for the time an asset was genuinely on hire, typically improving fleet utilization by 20 to 30 percent.
Asset tracking hardware in Pakistan generally costs around Rs 8,000 to Rs 15,000 per tracker, depending on whether you choose a long-life battery unit or a solar-powered model with extended life. The monitoring software is charged on a subscription of roughly Rs 300 to Rs 800 per asset per month, with lower per-unit pricing for larger fleets. Because a single tracker protects an expensive genset, excavator or generator for years, the cost is small compared with the value it secures and the idle time it helps eliminate. IOTee provides a tailored quote based on your asset types, fleet size and reporting needs — contact us for a free consultation.
Absolutely. Construction firms use asset tracking to secure machinery against theft, confirm equipment reached the right site, and measure how hard each excavator or genset is working. Equipment-rental companies use it to know where every asset is, ensure it returns on time, and bill clients by actual run hours. Agricultural operators track tractors, harvesters, tube-well pumps and implements spread across distant fields, protecting them from theft and planning their use across the season. Because the trackers are battery or solar powered, they suit remote sites and fields where there is no reliable power supply, which is common across rural Pakistan.
The two services solve related but distinct problems. Asset tracking is for non-powered, often stationary or portable equipment — gensets, machinery, trailers and agricultural plant — where long battery life, theft recovery and utilization reporting matter most. Container tracking is for sealed cargo in transit, where live route-lock, e-lock door security and customs compliance from Karachi Port and Port Qasim are the priorities. Logistics and construction businesses often use both: IOTee container tracking for the import/export boxes they move, and asset tracking for the trailers, gensets and handling equipment that support those operations. We can deploy both on a single dashboard.
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