Dewalt And Trackunit Formed Tool Tracking Partnership
The two companies have partnered to integrate Dewalt Tool Connect technology with the global Trackunit Network.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Remote Work
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Dewalt and Trackunit have entered a new partnership designed to improve tool location tracking on construction sites worldwide. The collaboration integrates Dewalt Tool Connect technology directly with the existing Trackunit Network.
Why it matters
Contractors often lose valuable time searching for misplaced equipment on large jobsites. This integration aims to cut search time and maximize productive time-on-tool by ensuring workers have the correct equipment available at the start of their shifts.
The partnership leverages a global Bluetooth network to track tools, utilizing existing contractor infrastructure as a detection grid. The companies are currently working toward expanding data capabilities as the platform scales.
The players
Dewalt
Dewalt is a major global manufacturer of power tools and hand tools for the construction and manufacturing industries.
Trackunit
Trackunit provides telematics and fleet management software designed to connect heavy equipment and improve site productivity.
The details
Tool owners can now locate Dewalt equipment using the hardware already connected to the Trackunit system. This infrastructure-based approach allows contractors to track assets without needing new hardware installations at every site.
Timeline
The partnership between Dewalt and Trackunit was officially announced on October 13, 2026.
Market Landscape
This collaboration reflects a broader trend of ecosystem integration within the construction technology sector, as manufacturers shift toward interoperable digital networks. By connecting proprietary tool hardware with existing fleet management infrastructure, the companies are positioning themselves to dominate site-level asset tracking.
Contractors and tool managers can expect reduced downtime previously spent searching for misplaced gear across expansive job sites. This connectivity ensures that workers have ready access to necessary equipment, streamlining daily construction workflows.
The takeaway
Reliable equipment tracking reduces the overhead costs associated with lost or stolen tools on busy projects. Project managers should audit their current site infrastructure to determine how these integrated networks can be utilized to improve daily labor efficiency.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest innovations in Remote Work and how they are changing construction site management.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Construction Briefing.
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