Every machine,
watched over.
Know where your machines are, what they're doing, and what they need. Any brand, any age, one screen.
Your fleet is telling you things
you're not hearing.
- 01Locked-away data
The data exists — you just can't reach it.
Your machines already send everything. It sits behind OEM portals, logins and closed systems, out of reach when you actually need it.
- 02Silent downtime
You find out when the operator calls.
A machine sits idle for three hours before anyone in the office knows. By then the day is already lost.
- 03Mixed-brand blindness
Every brand speaks a different language.
CAT talks to one portal, Volvo to another, the twenty-year-old Liebherr to nobody. Nobody has one picture.
Every signal a machine sends, put to work.
Fuel drop alerts before the operator loses the morning to a jerry-can run.
Raw OEM codes become plain sentences your yard actually reads.
Active, idle and off hours side by side. One less liter idled is one more liter working.
Hours ticked in real time, so maintenance lands on your calendar — not on a Saturday.
- TLS-01478%
- TLS-02262%
- TLS-04741%
- TLS-06118%
The ones sitting still aren't free. Move them, rent them, or park them on purpose.
No more calling the site to ask which loader went where.
- 07:04TLS-0089Fuel below 15%
- 07:00—Morning Round complete
- 06:41TLS-0044Hydraulic fault cleared
- 06:12TLS-0217Idle over 45 min
What changes, in numbers.
Based on Talos customer cohorts, 2024–2026
Whatever you run, one live picture.
Made for the people who run the machines.
How a Belgian earthworks contractor keeps 240 machines watched.
"We stopped finding out about problems from angry phone calls. Talos told us first — every time."
A quarry never stops. Neither do we.
Works with the systems you already run.
Machine hours, faults, and utilisation pushed straight into your maintenance and ERP tools. No double entry, no new silo.
Less standing still.
More building.
Every machine watched — any brand, any age, one screen.
Questions, answered.
You build. We keep watch.
Thirty minutes, a walkthrough of the platform, and a straight answer on what it takes to get your machines on it.