A generator failed on site. Nobody had tracked how hard it had been run.
Harvinfra started the day a generator dropped mid job at a distribution yard. The service tag said the machine was inside its calendar window. The running hours told the real story - it had done more work in six weeks than it usually did in three months. Nothing on paper had connected those two facts.
An operating layer for heavy equipment fleets. Not a work order app.
Work order apps exist. Rental systems exist. Neither one starts from the number that actually decides whether a machine needs service today - real running hours. So we did.
What the product is built around.
Every machine has an interval printed by the manufacturer. What determines when it is actually needed is how hard the machine has been run. The board reads the second number.
Fleet visibility that ends at the fence is where rented capacity leaks in. The board sees every site at once.
An expired inspection is a compliance failure hiding in a folder. The board surfaces the expiry before the next deployment.
A short, honest onboarding path.
A short session to list units, sites, service intervals and current tracking method.
Two weeks of running hour capture - telematics where possible, supervised close of day where not.
The board is populated with real hours. Predictions and allocation suggestions begin.
A monthly review of what the board flagged, what was acted on and where the model can be tightened.
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.