Every sector loses track differently.
A logistics operator loses visibility between carriers. A construction firm loses tools between sites. A lender loses sight of collateral. Same platform, very different problems — so these pages are written separately, not from a template.
Logistics and Supply Chain
Item-level visibility across carriers and borders
Cross-border logistics is where tracking usually breaks. Coverage varies by country, custody changes hands, and the consignment goes dark between scans.
Read moreFleet and Transport
Vehicles, trailers and the assets they carry
A fleet is rarely just vehicles. It is vehicles plus the trailers, cages and equipment that move between them — and the second group is usually untracked.
Read moreConstruction and Heavy Equipment
Plant, tools and the site boundary
Site assets move between projects, subcontractors and stores. The register is updated when someone remembers.
Read moreRental and Leasing
Assets that leave on hire and should come back
The supplied material identifies the core rental problem as scale: real-time data and batch monitoring are what make managing large numbers of small, dispersed assets possible at all.
Read moreWarehousing and Inventory
Cycle counting is expensive. Movement is free.
Manual cycle counting is a cost that scales with stock. Tagging the units that matter turns a periodic count into a continuous one.
Read moreAutomotive Finance
Collateral you can locate
The supplied material sets out exactly what this sector needs: discreet installation that resists tampering, fast location updates, and geo-fencing to reduce default risk.
Read moreFacilities and Commercial Assets
Leased equipment, across a lot of buildings
Commercial asset leasing runs on equipment placed in other people's buildings. Discreet installation and efficient management are what the supplied material identifies as the requirement.
Read morePersonal and Family
Pets, people and the things you carry
Not everything Tagon protects is a business asset. The same platform runs the tags that go on a collar, in a wallet and on a keyring.
Read moreTell us what you need to track.
Tell us about your assets, your operation and what you need visibility on. We will tell you which Tagon device fits and what a deployment looks like.
What to have ready
- What you need to track, and roughly how many
- Where those assets operate
- Indoors, outdoors, or both
- Any system the data needs to reach
That is usually enough for us to recommend a device and a deployment shape.