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Products developed for the tracking of forklifts and similar moving equipment have the potential to provide significant benefits to facilities in terms of increased productivity, but Forklift Tracking Applications, which are introduced to the market without fully testing product-market compatibility or clearly understanding customer expectations, have often caused some misconceptions and myths among customers. We have compiled 6 myths that have emerged in the market and how we broke these myths with Forkwise.
Myth 1. Forklift Tracking Applications are Only Suitable for Businesses with a High Number of Forklifts.
Even businesses that operate a small number of forklifts can save money through tracking. For example, a business that operates 10 forklifts may be able to handle its current workload with 8 forklifts through increased efficiency. In another example, if a business wants to increase the number of forklifts or similar mobile equipment, it can make this decision in line with current performance data. On the other hand, a diesel forklift truck that idles for 1 hour unnecessarily can cause unnecessary fuel consumption of 125 liters per year, increase maintenance costs or decrease production performance. With Forkwise, you can obtain movement, idle, load, battery/battery, location and operator-based performance reports of your equipment and track all these data hourly/daily/weekly/monthly.
Small businesses can increase their profits by maximizing efficiency and minimizing waste, even if they do not aim to grow.
Myth 2. Forklift Tracking Products are Costly and Complex to Implement
Myth 3. Forklift Tracking Apps Only Provide Location Tracking
Myth 4. Implementing Forklift Tracking in the Enterprise Requires Long Setup Times
Myth 5. Forklift Tracking Applications Cannot Be Applied to All Brands and Models
Myth 6. Tracking Applications Cannot Be Used on Rental Forklifts
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