Remote sites shouldn't mean invisible tools.
Tool and equipment control across yards, rigs, and field crews — accountability from the shop to the furthest pad.
- Positive accountability — every checkout tied to a named hand
- Live visibility across yards, sites, and crew trucks
- Maintenance-due alerts keep inspected equipment in rotation
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Five problems every field operation knows
THE REALITY
THE TOOLLOGIX SOLUTION
Built for the way field crews run
Every checkout tied to a named user and timestamped — from web or mobile.
Every tool across yards, shops, departments, and trucks in one live view.
Email and SMS for overdue returns, maintenance due dates, and low stock.
Condition, serial numbers, and inspection tags documented at a glance.
iOS and Android — check tools in and out from the yard or the job site.
Five levels separate crew members, leads, supervisors, and administrators.
20+ reports with PDF/CSV export for auditors and administrators.
Outstanding tools, overdue returns, and maintenance-due status on one screen.
Common questions from field operations
Still wondering about something? Our team answers within one business day.
Ask us directlyCrews rotate constantly — does accountability hold?
Every checkout is tied to a named user, whatever the rotation schedule.
How do inspection dates work?
Maintenance due dates per asset with email/SMS alerts before they come due, and photo records of tags.
Can we see remote site inventory from the office?
Yes — live dashboards by location from any browser.
Do we need barcodes or special hardware?
No hardware required. Staff check equipment in and out from the mobile app or any browser.
What does it cost as we grow?
$99/month with the first shop and 5 users included; $5 per additional user, $50 per additional shop — with a price-lock guarantee.
Stop renting what you own. Start every job with the iron accounted for.
Know what's on every pad, who has it, and what's due for inspection.