Every machine, accounted for.

Tracking, maintenance and logistics for mixed heavy fleets, even off the grid.

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A single red string line stretched across a desert valley, threading an excavator bucket, a service truck drawer, a lowboy chain, a fuel tank valve and a site trailer window. — Maintenance, dispatch, hauling and fuel are one line, so pull it tight once.

Fleet board

All jobs
Rio Rancho
Belen pit
Los Lunas
Moriarty

Sample fleet

Machines, jobs, engine hours and status
Machine	Job	Hours	Status
EX-14Excavator	Rio Rancho	500.0	Service due at 500 h
WL-07Wheel loader	Belen pit	1,212.8	Working
AT-21Articulated truck	Belen pit	3,380.6	Working
DZ-03Dozer	Los Lunas	2,044.1	Idle 2 days
SS-12Skid steer, rented	Rio Rancho	211.4	Off-rent Friday
LT-09Light tower	Moriarty	No engine	Battery 82%

Mon 06:12Work order drafted500-hour service, filters and oil reserved
Mon 06:13Held from dispatchNext move to Los Lunas waits for the shop
Mon 06:20Lowboy bookedThursday 6:30, brings a rental in, takes EX-14 back

Five services, one chain

Buy one, or run the whole chain from the same screen.

Heavy fleets here run five brands, work past the last cell tower and move machines every week. Gytix answers to no manufacturer, keeps recording offline and runs maintenance to fuel as one chain.

Our position, in writing on the Why Gytix page

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An excavator stands at the centre of a sundial of pale stones on a mesa top, its boom’s long shadow ending at a service truck with filters ready in its open drawer. — The machine’s own hours call the service before it breaks.

Example: one machine’s 500‑hour week

How the chain runs on a single excavator, from first signal to back at work.

The hours add up
Monday, 452 hours
Excavator 14 passes 450 hours in Rio Rancho. The 500-hour work order opens with filters reserved.
Dispatch knows first
Tuesday, 471 hours
Dispatch flags it before the next job, so the superintendent plans around a half-day service.
The move is booked
Wednesday, 489 hours
One lowboy trip brings a rental in Thursday and carries 14 back to the yard.
Back to work
Friday, 496 hours
Service done, the rental goes off-rent and fuel, parts and hours land on the right job.

See how the chain is built

Where our crews work

Field crews leave from Albuquerque and are scheduled by the week.

Area	Towns and corridors
Albuquerque metro	Rio Rancho, Bernalillo, Los Lunas, Belen, Moriarty
Permian Basin	Hobbs, Carlsbad, Artesia, Lovington, Midland, Odessa
Four Corners	Farmington, Aztec, Bloomfield, Gallup, Cortez
Southern New Mexico	Las Cruces, Santa Teresa, Deming, El Paso
Arizona	Phoenix, Tucson, Casa Grande, Globe, Safford