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Teletrac Navman vs Hilti ON!Track

Two ways to see where your equipment is, built from different ends of the asset list. Teletrac Navman is fleet and equipment telematics for mixed on-road and off-road fleets, from yellow iron to pickup trucks, with Video AI driver monitoring on TN360. Hilti ON!Track is asset management for tools, equipment, consumables and PPE using tags and gateways, from small drill drivers to 40-ton excavators. Partly like-for-like (our reading): both cover GPS location and maintenance for heavy equipment and vehicles; ON!Track goes down to tools and supplies, Teletrac Navman goes into driving and production data. Desk research from vendor sites read Nov 5, 2026; no winner.

DESK RESEARCH FROM VENDOR SITES. Compiled from vendors' public websites (accessed Nov 5, 2026). Vendor claims are not verified by Means & Methods Lab. No scores or rankings.

In short: Teletrac Navman (Fleet & equipment telematics; no public prices (quote / sales)) vs Hilti ON!Track (Tool, equipment & inventory tracking; no public prices (quote / sales)). Facts last checked Nov 5, 2026. No winner declared; desk research from vendor sites.

Side by side

Teletrac Navman vs Hilti ON!Track: vendor-published facts side by side
Sheet rowTeletrac NavmanHilti ON!Track
CategoryFleet & equipment telematicsTool, equipment & inventory tracking
AI role (our label)AI features added to established productNot AI-first
What it doesFleet and equipment telematics vendor tracking construction equipment, from yellow iron to pickup trucks, with Video AI driver monitoring. Its construction page covers: locate equipment across jobsites, engine hours and fuel, geofencing against unauthorized use or theft, idle equipment that could move to another job, preventive maintenance alerts and logs, cost-of-ownership and rent-vs-buy reporting, and monitoring of payloads, cycle times and daily production targets. Platforms named are TN360 and DIRECTOR. Video telematics (dash cams) is integrated into TN360, and the page says "Video AI monitors driving behavior including speeding, distracted driving and tailgating", with scorecards, coaching apps and video access for claims. Also lists aggregate mining, ready-mix concrete, asphalt/paving and construction trades. Customer case-study figures are vendor material and are not used.Asset management for tools, equipment, supplies, consumables and PPE using tags and gateways, with maintenance scheduling. It uses durable asset tags plus inventory gateways (a heavy-equipment GPS gateway that also reads Hilti sensor tags on site, and a vehicle gateway that does remote inventory checks and alerts if items leave a vehicle after hours), coin-sized smart tags that detect when an asset was last used, GPS geo tags for mixers and trailers, proactive low-stock alerts and reports for supplies, maintenance scheduling and service records, safety-certification checks for who is using what, and ON!Track Unite open APIs; connected assets range from small drill drivers to 40-ton excavators, and the page links a login to ON!Track 3.0. Hilti says it is manufacturer-independent, so assets from any brand can be managed, and that it starts with an onsite consultation and productivity analysis, then setup, training and ongoing support. Two tags are named AI T320 (smart tag, IP67) and AI T400 (geo tag, IP68); the page does not describe AI features, so we tag it Not AI-first.
Who it's forContractors, ready-mix, aggregate and paving operations running mixed on-road and off-road fleets.Contractors managing tool parks, small equipment and consumables across warehouses, vans and jobsites.
Pricing (as publicly stated)Not publicly listed. Pricing routes are a Get Pricing form and an interactive build-your-solution product builder; teletracnavman.com/pricing returns 404 and no prices are shown. Confirm pricing with the vendor.Not publicly listed: the page offers a productivity analysis / initial consultation with ON!Track experts, then setup, training and ongoing support; no prices. Confirm pricing with Hilti.
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Facts last checked: Nov 5, 2026. Prices change; check the vendor page before relying on them.

Where the vendor descriptions differ

  • Who it is for: Teletrac Navman names contractors, ready-mix, aggregate and paving operations running mixed fleets. Hilti names contractors managing tool parks, small equipment and consumables across warehouses, vans and jobsites, and says ON!Track is manufacturer-independent, so assets of any brand can be managed.
  • Equipment and vehicles: Teletrac Navman lists locating equipment across jobsites, engine hours and fuel, geofencing against unauthorized use or theft, idle equipment that could move to another job, and route and fleet-size insight on DIRECTOR. ON!Track lists a heavy-equipment GPS gateway with usage data and maintenance alerts, a vehicle gateway that runs remote inventory checks and alerts if items leave a vehicle after hours, and GPS geo tags for mixers and trailers.
  • Tools and supplies: ON!Track adds coin-sized smart tags that detect when an asset was last used, low-stock alerts and reports for supplies, and safety-certification checks for who is using what. The Teletrac Navman construction page does not describe tool or consumable tracking.
  • Maintenance and cost: Teletrac Navman lists preventive maintenance alerts and logs, cost-of-ownership and rent-vs-buy reporting, and payload, cycle time and daily production monitoring. ON!Track lists maintenance scheduling, service records and equipment documentation from the jobsite.
  • AI and integrations: Teletrac Navman integrates video telematics (dash cams) into TN360 and says Video AI monitors speeding, distracted driving and tailgating, so it is tagged AI features added to established product. ON!Track's tags are named AI T320 and AI T400, but the page does not describe AI features, so it is tagged Not AI-first; it lists ON!Track Unite open APIs for connecting construction management software.
  • Pricing (read Nov 5, 2026): neither publishes prices. Teletrac Navman offers a Get Pricing form and a build-your-solution product builder; Hilti starts with an onsite consultation and productivity analysis, then setup, training and support. See each tool page for detail.
  • Not used here: customer case-study figures, theft-recovery stories and savings claims (vendor material). Facts for both tools come from vendor websites (desk research).

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