InTempo MX has completed its 20th telematics feed integration, enabling rental companies to merge telematics information from multiple sources into a single view of their assets. Without coding, the configuration process incorporates drop-down menus that allow users to select from pre-configured data integration options.
These feeds include:
- Caterpillar AEMP
- Genie Lift Connect
- Hitachi AEMP 2.0
- John Deere AEMP 2.0
- Komatsu AEMP
- Liebherr AEMP
- SolarTrak
- Topcon AEMP 2.0
- Trackunit
- Volvo AEMP
- Wirtgen AEMP 1.0
Individuals must select their data source and confirm their authentication credentials to use the integrations. From there, they can monitor numerous sources in production. These features help merge mixed-source telematics data with rental data on the same platform.
Rental companies can visualize their fleet assets on a single screen, drilling down with filters that show only equipment that’s scheduled for pickup, due for preventive maintenance or on-rent to a specific customer. Collectively, this helps their team make more informed operational decisions.
“We’ve seen studies that suggest there will be more than 12.2 million off-highway assets equipped with telematics devices by 2026, with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) accounting for more than 70 percent of those assets,” said Tony Tye, product manager for InTempo MX. “We’re responding to that demand with a platform that makes it simple for rental companies to connect all of their assets – regardless of the brands that make up their fleet. As we continue to add even more external feeds to our integrations list, our customers will have an even easier time aggregating their telematics data and making it available in their core business applications.”
