Traxxeo or Trackary: which should you choose for your equipment fleet?

Traxxeo in brief

According to its site, Traxxeo lets you manage "your teams, your sites and your resources from a single platform": team planning, clocking, payroll, site access, document management and fleet tracking. The vendor cites references ranging from "SMEs to large groups" in construction, civil engineering, energy and infrastructure, and more than 250 customer companies (homepage).

For equipment, its "Material resource tracking" section describes geolocation (real-time position, fuel consumption, speed), GPS trackers and connected devices (IoT), and automatic allocation of vehicles and machines to cost centres (Material resources section), as well as an assignment plan for machines, vehicles and tools across all projects (Equipment fleet page).

Telemetry feeds hour meters, odometers and error codes; the tool allows a forward-looking schedule of maintenance plans and technical inspections, with alerts, and stores documents for each machine (Fleet management page). A press release published on its site presents Traxxeo, founded in 2008, as focused on construction companies from 200 to more than 20,000 people, and announces its merger with Alobees within Eternia Group (press release).

Traxxeo vs Trackary comparison table

Information gathered on 6 October 2026 from the vendor's site and its application pages; every Traxxeo cell links to its source. "Not publicly stated" means we could not find the information on the pages reviewed, not that the feature does not exist: check with the vendor.

When to choose Traxxeo rather than Trackary

Traxxeo better fits your need if:

• You want to know in real time where your machines and vehicles are, and to automatically capture hour meters, odometers and error codes via GPS trackers or telematics (source). Trackary does neither GPS nor telematics.
• Your main concern is assigning machines to sites and spotting assignment conflicts (source).
• You are looking for one tool to cover team clocking, payroll, site access and equipment (source).
• You want to automatically allocate machine usage to cost centres (source).

When to choose Trackary

Trackary does not locate equipment: it organises its maintenance. It answers a different, or complementary, need if:

• Your need is the workshop: machine records, inspection deadlines (VGP, safety equipment), maintenance logbook and a complete history per machine.
• Your mechanics need to receive today's jobs on their phone and fill in a report with checklist items, observations and a signature, even without a network.
• You want the field to report an anomaly with a photo, the part concerned and its severity, so the workshop manager can schedule it.
• You manage road-rail vehicles with specific inspections (equipotential bonding test, RFN approval).
• You want a clean PDF job report to hand to the client or the inspection body, without fitting boxes to the machines.
• You want to see the tool on your own equipment before deciding: Trackary starts with a 30-minute video demo, then a no-obligation quote.

How to try Trackary (with or without Traxxeo)

The two tools don't cover the same scope, so they can also be used together: one for location and assignment, the other for maintenance.

1. List your equipment with fleet number, category and hour meter. An Excel export is enough; our free equipment fleet spreadsheet (/outils/tableau-parc-materiel.xlsx) can be used as a template.
2. Note down your inspections and their frequency; the free VGP tracking spreadsheet (/suivi-vgp-excel) helps you take stock.
3. Request a demo to see the machine record, the technician schedule and the mobile app.
4. Start with a few machines and one or two mechanics, then extend to the rest of the fleet.