Scanners, forklifts, pallet jacks, jigs, tooling, returnable totes — not just stock. Scan the same barcode to check it out, assign it to a person or team, and know exactly where every asset is and who has it right now.
Your WMS counts the stock down to the unit. But the scanners that read the barcodes, the forklift that moves the pallet, the jig that holds the part, and the totes that ship to your customer and come back — those live in a spreadsheet, a sign-out clipboard, or nobody's head at all. When they walk off, break down, or miss a service, the count being perfect doesn't help you.
A $1,400 handheld leaves on the night shift and never comes back. No sign-out, no owner, no idea who had it last. You buy another — and the cycle repeats.
The 250-hour service slips. Then it slips again. Then it fails mid-shift, blocks an aisle, and stalls every order behind it for a day while you wait on a part.
Returnable containers ship out by the hundred and trickle back by the dozen. Nobody's counting, so the shrink hides in plain sight until reorder time.
Same gear, same crew, same shifts. The only difference is whether every hand-off leaves a record.
The same barcode workflow your team already uses for stock — pointed at the gear that moves it. No new device, no new habit.
Tag every scanner, vehicle, jig, and tote with a Klovio barcode. Capture make, model, serial, purchase date, and the location it lives in.
Scan the asset and the badge of the person taking it. Klovio assigns it to a person, team, or location and stamps the time — automatically.
Every asset shows its last scan, current holder, and service status. Overdue returns and upcoming maintenance surface before they cost you a shift.
Open the check-out ledger and see every asset that's currently out — assigned to a person, a team, or a location, with the time it left and how long it's been gone. Overdue returns rise to the top, highlighted, so a missing scanner is a flag on a screen, not a surprise at audit.
Set a maintenance interval by calendar date or by usage hours, and Klovio watches the clock for you. As an asset approaches its service window, it surfaces on the dashboard and a work order is queued — so the 250-hour PM happens at 250 hours, not at the failure that finally forces it.
Every service is logged against the asset. Parts, labor, downtime, and notes live on the same record as its check-out history. When you decide whether to repair or replace, the whole story is in one place.
From the day you label it to the day you retire it, every scan adds to one continuous record — location, holder, and service, all from the same barcode.
20 minutes is all it takes to see Klovio's asset tracking working on your scanners, vehicles, and tooling.
