Trayd brings equipment scheduling into the same system you use to schedule crews. Assign tools, machinery, and other equipment to shifts and jobsites, then see real-time availability so the same asset is not booked in two places. Planning labor and equipment together gives managers a complete view of each jobsite, so crews arrive with the resources they need and fewer delays slow the work down.
Schedule equipment alongside your crews. Assign tools, machinery, and other equipment directly to shifts and jobsites, so the plan covers both the people and the resources each project needs to start work.
See which equipment is scheduled, what is currently in use, and what is still available. Real-time availability helps managers spot shortages before they turn into jobsite delays, and shows where equipment is deployed across jobsites.
Because availability updates in real time, the same asset is not scheduled across multiple jobsites at once. Managers can resolve equipment conflicts during planning instead of discovering them when a crew arrives without the tools they need.
Coordinate labor and equipment in the same schedule. Assign tools, machinery, and other equipment directly to shifts and jobsites, so crews arrive with the resources they need to start work. Construction equipment scheduling and crew scheduling live in one plan.
Plan work with a complete view of the jobsite.
Know exactly where your equipment is deployed. See which equipment is scheduled, what is currently in use, and what is still available. Real-time availability helps prevent double-booking when equipment is limited, and managers can identify shortages before they turn into jobsite delays.
Clear visibility across every jobsite.
Avoid double-booking equipment when availability is limited. Trayd shows equipment availability in real time, so the same asset is not scheduled across multiple jobsites.
One system for workforce and equipment planning.
Equipment scheduling is one part of Trayd, the same system that runs your crew scheduling, payroll, and job costing. Trayd connects with the accounting and ERP tools contractors already use, including Sage Intacct, QuickBooks Online, NetSuite, Vista, and Procore, so your planning data stays consistent across the systems your team relies on.
What is construction equipment scheduling?
Can I schedule equipment alongside my crews?
How does Trayd prevent double-booking equipment?
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Does Trayd show where equipment is deployed?