One asset register
Every unit has identity, type, site, status, custodian, and custom fields for specs, warranty, or lease.
Rental fleets, owned equipment, and mixed operations have the same problem: assets in one place, inspections somewhere else, and “who’s fixing what?” in email or chat. GearJoT gives you one operating system for equipment—so you can maintain, comply, and prove it.
Equipment operations break when data, follow-up, and context live in different tools. This first slice makes the new GearJoT site real enough to browse, validate, and extend from live Sanity content.
The asset is the center: one record, one history, one place to inspect, issue, and resolve.
Every unit has identity, type, site, status, custodian, and custom fields for specs, warranty, or lease.
Templates for pre-rental, return, safety, or maintenance inspections assigned to people or teams and run online or offline.
Triage, assignment, due dates, SLA, verification, recurrence, and patterns tied to the asset history.
Discuss specific assets and issues in channels and threads, with internal and shared channels where needed.
Stevens Equipment Rental replaced multiple tools and spreadsheets with GearJoT. Inspections are completed on mobile—often offline—and findings turn into issues and corrective actions in the same flow.
“Mobile inspections, issue creation, and follow-through all live in the same workflow instead of being scattered across notes and side channels.”
Stevens uses GearJoT to run inspections in the field, create issues in context, and keep follow-through visible in one operating system.