Equipment Management Software

Every machine,
watched over.

Know where your machines are, what they're doing, and what they need. Any brand, any age, one screen.

A working fleet of excavators, loaders and haul trucks across a job site
On site now
Every machine, one screen.
The problem

Your fleet is telling you things
you're not hearing.

Three blind spots that cost every fleet real money, every week.
  1. 01
    Silent downtime

    You find out when the operator calls.

    A machine sits idle for three hours before anyone in the office knows. By then the day is already lost.

  2. 02
    Mixed-brand blindness

    Every brand speaks a different language.

    CAT talks to one portal, Volvo to another, the twenty-year-old Liebherr to nobody. Nobody has one picture.

  3. 03
    Locked-away data

    The data never leaves the machine.

    It lives in the machine and on the dashboard in the cab, and nothing is connected. So it never reaches the people who need to act on it.

What Talos does

Every signal a machine sends, put to work.

Fuel, faults, idle time, hours, location — the data was already there. Talos turns it into decisions.
Fuel level — last 24 h
TLS-0089
14%Low — refuel today
06:0012:0018:00now
Never send a machine out empty.

Fuel drop alerts before the operator loses the morning to a jerry-can run.

Fault codes — translated
3 open
SPN 3936 · FMI 15Act today
After-treatment temperature above range — regen needed within 2 hours.
Volvo EC220E
SPN 100 · FMI 18Stop now
Engine oil pressure low — stop the machine and check level.
CAT 336
SPN 190 · FMI 0Logged
Engine overspeed logged during transport — no action needed.
Komatsu PC210
Fault codes, translated.

Raw OEM codes become plain sentences your yard actually reads.

Oil pressure
CAT 336
4.2barIn range
Oil pressure, watched live.

A drop below the safe band flags the engine long before it turns into a rebuild.

Fuel consumption
l/h
12.8l/h7-day average 12.5
MTWTFSS
Litres per hour, per machine.

Spot the machines burning more than they should — and the shifts that explain it.

Utilization — last 7 days
  • TLS-014
    78%
  • TLS-022
    62%
  • TLS-047
    41%
  • TLS-061
    18%
See which machines earn.

The ones sitting still aren't free. Move them, rent them, or park them on purpose.

Location — right now
GPS · 2 min
10 machines · 5 moving
Yard geofence
4 inside · 6 out
Where every machine is.

No more calling the site to ask which loader went where.

Machine hours — this week
12.8 h idle
M
T
W
T
F
S
S
Active34.2 h
Idle12.8 h
Off23.0 h
Idle hours are burnt euros.

Active, idle and off hours side by side. One less liter idled is one more liter working.

Engine hours
CAT 336
4218/ 4300 h
Hours per week
Next service in 82 h
Service before it breaks.

Hours ticked in real time, so maintenance lands on your calendar — not on a Saturday.

What you can do with it

The data is only useful
if it changes the day.

Four things fleet owners run on Talos from the first week.
01
Cut idling

Turn engine-off hours into fuel you never burn

See which machines idle, where and when. Set the rule, tell the operator, watch the idle share drop week over week.

  • Idle vs active vs off, per day
  • Per machine, per site, per operator
  • Fuel burn in litres per hour
02
Fleet efficiency

Know which machines earn and which ones sit

Utilisation across every brand and every age, side by side. Move the underused iron instead of hiring more.

  • Utilisation per machine and site
  • Right-size the fleet before renting
  • Spot the machine nobody books
03
Preventive maintenance

Service on hours run, not on the calendar

Engine hours and fault codes land in your workshop before the breakdown does. Plan the shop, not the recovery.

  • Service intervals on real hours
  • Fault codes translated to actions
  • History per machine, always with it
04
Planning

Plan tomorrow with today's real picture

Where every machine stands right now, what it did this week, what it needs next. One screen for the yard meeting.

  • Live location, 2-minute refresh
  • Geofence entry and exit rules
  • Pushed into your ERP or CMMS
Built for the yard

Made for the people who run the machines.

Built with the people who run the machines — plain words, quick answers, no training required.
Aerial view of an active earthworks site with excavators, loaders and haul trucks
Mixed fleets, moving all dayEarthworks
Operator standing next to a telehandler at an industrial plant
Machines out on hireRental
Operator climbing into the cab of a wheel loader
Ten hours in the seatContractors
Technician inspecting the wheel of a haul truck
Catching it before it stopsMaintenance
Who it's forFleet ownersGeneral contractorsRental companiesPort & terminal ops
Customer story

How a Belgian earthworks contractor keeps 240 machines watched.

One yard manager. Twelve sites. Zero more Monday-morning surprises.
The quote
"We stopped finding out about problems from angry phone calls. Talos told us first — every time."
Pieter Van den Broeck
Fleet Manager · Van Wellen Groep
240
machines connected
CAT, Volvo, Liebherr, Manitou
−31%
unplanned downtime
First 9 months on Talos
3 weeks
to full fleet coverage
No IT project, no consultants
What we watch
A quarry never stops. Neither do we.
Talos — running quietly across your fleet
Plays well with others

Works with the systems you already run.

Machine hours, faults, and utilisation pushed straight into your maintenance and ERP tools. No double entry, no new silo.

SAP
Odoo
Microsoft Dynamics
Exact
AFAS
Ultimo
Power BI
Robaws
Not on the list? Tell us what you run — we'll add it.
talos — signal

Less standing still.
More building.

Every machine watched — any brand, any age, one screen.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Book a demo

You build. We keep watch.

Thirty minutes, a walkthrough of the platform, and a straight answer on what it takes to get your machines on it.