Every crane, every generator. Hours run. Service timed.
Harvinfra tracks running hours across your entire equipment fleet, predicts maintenance before a breakdown happens on site, and reallocates idle units to where the work actually is.
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A row of equipment. A column of truth.
Every unit shows its running hours, its service window, and where it currently sits. Numbers tick as work happens. When a unit reaches its interval, a reallocation suggestion appears below it.
Heavy equipment is not a truck on a route. It is hours on a meter.
Every problem below traces back to the same missing piece - a real, unit level record of how many hours each machine has actually run.
Breakdowns mid job
A generator fails on site because nobody tracked its actual running hours - only the calendar date of its last service.
Idle at one site, short at another
A loader sits parked at Sector 3 while Sector 1 rents an extra unit for the week - because visibility ends at the fence.
Service by guess
Maintenance is scheduled by calendar month, not by how hard a machine has actually been run - so it is either too early or already too late.
Four stages, one board.
The stages are not steps a user runs. They are how the engine reasons - continuously, in the background, on every unit.
Running hours logged automatically, per unit, across every active site.
Service timing calculated from real usage patterns, not fixed calendar rules.
Idle equipment is surfaced and reallocated to where work is actually waiting.
Inspection and compliance records stay current, tied to real usage hours.
Concrete capabilities, not a maintenance calendar.
Each capability writes to the same board. Each capability reads from the same hours. Nothing sits in a spreadsheet.
Usage hour tracking
Running hours per unit, logged automatically. No manual logbooks, no paper trails, no missing entries at month end.
Predictive maintenance
Service timing calculated from actual usage patterns and prior service history - flagged before a breakdown, not after.
Site to site allocation
Idle equipment identified across all sites, with a suggested move to the site that actually needs the capacity next.
Compliance and inspection
Mandatory inspection records tied to real usage, audit ready export, and role scoped access for site and fleet teams.
Same board. Different job to be done.
For construction companies
Every piece of equipment tracked across every active site - not just the one someone happens to be watching. Foremen see their site. Fleet managers see the whole board.
For equipment rental fleets
Know which rented out units are running hard, which are idle on a customer yard, and when service is actually due - so the fleet earns and stays serviceable, not just insured.
Only three, and only real.
No vanity metrics. These are the three numbers a fleet manager should be able to answer on any given morning.
Tell us the shape of your fleet. Watch the board light up.
Pick the equipment you actually run. Set a rough count. The board rebuilds live at your scale, with an illustrative mix of healthy, watch and service due units - and a sample reallocation suggestion.
An illustrative view based on typical patterns - not a live read of your actual fleet. Real data appears once your equipment is connected.