Farm, freight and industry, one board
Tracking for orchards, border freight yards and industrial builds near Las Cruces.
Around Las Cruces, a tree shaker works a Mesilla Valley orchard, a yard tractor shunts trailers in Santa Teresa and an excavator digs footings for a new plant. Each works to its own calendar; Gytix keeps all three on one map.
From Hatch to the border
The Mesilla Valley, the Santa Teresa border and El Paso, along I-10 and I-25.
- Las Cruces
- Mesilla
- Hatch
- Anthony
- Santa Teresa
- Sunland Park
- Deming
- El Paso, Texas
- I-10, Deming to El Paso
- I-25, Hatch to Las Cruces
- NM 136 to the Santa Teresa port of entry
- NM 28 through the Mesilla Valley orchards
What we do around Las Cruces
Orchard machine installs
Gateways on tree shakers, sweepers, harvesters and tractors, fitted before the pecan harvest starts.
Freight yard tracking
Yard tractors, telehandlers and loaders at border warehouses tracked by hours and shift.
Industrial build fleets
Excavators, cranes, light towers and generators on large plant builds, owned and rented on one board.
Pre-shift inspections
Daily walkarounds on the app in English or Spanish. A failed item opens a work order.
How we plan southern trips
Crews by the week
We schedule crews by the week and batch Las Cruces, Santa Teresa and Deming yards together.
El Paso trip fee
Installs in New Mexico include travel. El Paso visits carry a flat trip fee, quoted before we go.
Harvest season timing
Orchard installs are booked for the weeks before harvest, so no shaker sits idle waiting on us.
Heat and monsoon
From June to September, crews install at first light and stop when afternoon storms build.
Most asked for here
GPS equipment tracking
Every machine on one map, inside the job it belongs to, with its hours.
Equipment inspections
Walkarounds crews finish, in their language, with photos and a next step.
Rental tracking
Rented machines on your map, with the rental meter in plain sight.
Onboarding and training
Four weeks from scattered records to a crew that uses the system.
Las Cruces and El Paso questions
Do you install equipment trackers in El Paso?
Yes. El Paso is in our field service area. Because it sits outside New Mexico, we quote a flat trip fee before the visit, then charge the usual per-machine installation rate. Installs in Las Cruces, Santa Teresa, Sunland Park and Deming include travel at no extra charge.
Can Gytix track pecan orchard equipment?
Yes. Tree shakers, sweepers, harvesters and tractors take an A1 gateway that reads engine hours and position, and trailers take a B1 battery tracker. Service plans then follow harvest hours, so shaker services land in the weeks before the season instead of in the middle of it.
Are inspections and training available in Spanish?
Yes. The mobile app, inspection forms and training all work in English and Spanish. Each person picks a language in the app, so a crew can run the walkaround in Spanish while the office reviews the same checklist in English. Onboarding sessions run in whichever language your crew prefers.
Can rented equipment on a large build be tracked with our own machines?
Yes, on the Command plan. Rented excavators, light towers and generators go on the same board as owned machines, with rate, start date and call-off date, so the superintendent sees each call-off the day it is due. Light assets can carry a B1 tracker, billed per asset per month.
Talk to our Albuquerque team
Crews leave from 1700 Louisiana Boulevard NE, Suite 100, Albuquerque. A person replies within one business day.