Tool tracking for electrical contractors
Every tester, ladder, and drill. One scan away.
Electrical crews share expensive testers, benders, knockout kits, cable pullers, and ladders across several jobs. Tagnetix records who moved each tool and where it should be now.
The knockout set is not in the gang box and concrete is already being poured. The tool record should answer who moved it last.
Jobsite locations
See the current site, floor, gang box, trailer, or truck without flattening everything into folders.
Kit completeness
Track the dies, punches, adapters, and case contents that belong together.
Employee handoffs
Keep a readable movement history when a tool changes foremen or crews.
Damage follow-up
Add a photo, note, alert, or repair task from the tool record.
How to start
Step 1: Start with the shared specialty tools
Label the items that delay a job when they disappear.
Step 2: Use job names people recognize
Create sites, floors, trucks, and storage areas in plain language.
Step 3: Scan before the move
Update the tool while the case is still in the employee's hand.
Common questions
Can a whole kit share one QR label?
Yes. Label the case, store its contents in the record, and keep individual records for any high-value pieces that need their own history.
Can foremen see only the information they need?
Teams workspaces include role controls for people who manage, update, or only review records.