Avoid service disruptions by catching breakdowns weeks before they happen
We flag the vehicles your PM schedule can’t, from data you already have. Your technicians get the specific fix and fold it into the next scheduled service.
Illustrative repair economics. Lead time and repair cost vary by vehicle, system, and duty cycle.
Customer Results
fewer exhaust-related repairs in 10 weeks
roadside disruptions avoided every week
saved per truck, per year
Detect. Diagnose. Save.
Detect
Aftertreatment and engine signals show degradation weeks before a code fires.
Diagnose
Noisy pings become a ranked list: which unit, which system, how long you have.
Save
The fix arrives as a work order in your shop’s own system, ready for the next PM.
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An unplanned breakdown costs far more than the repair.
emergency repairs and tows after an unplanned breakdown, per vehicle per year
vehicle life shortened by 3 to 5 years, per vehicle per year
spare vehicles tied up covering unplanned downtime, per vehicle per year
Troiano Waste cut exhaust-related repairs, and kept them down.
A mixed refuse fleet running Samsara. No new hardware, no change to how the shop works. $18,184 realized in the first 10 weeks, $87,642 realized over 12 months, 55 collection trucks.
You guys are almost like psychics in some degree.
— Abel Cota, Director of Information Systems, Troiano Waste Services
See your at-risk vehicles before you decide anything.
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Connect, read-only
Your telematics feed and six months of work orders. Nothing installed, nothing changed in the shop, and access stays read-only.
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We run the models
One week, start to finish. We reconcile your telematics against your work orders. Your team does nothing once the connection is made.
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Know your high-risk vehicles
The at-risk vehicle list, plus next-month and next-year savings in your own numbers. You get a 30-minute walkthrough too.
Wondering how this compares with other predictive maintenance tools, or how soon the savings show up? Start with the questions fleets ask most.
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