ShareMyToolbox

How do I track my tool inventory?

Tracking your tool inventory is simple with ShareMyToolbox. Add each tool to your inventory and assign it to a user or location. Update statuses like “Loaned” or “In repair,” set maintenance reminders, and use real-time updates and reporting to always know where tools are and who is responsible.

Can you put a tracker on tools?

Bluetooth tracking is often unreliable and GPS on every small tool is usually not affordable. ShareMyToolbox builds accountability by assigning tools to people. If needed, you can enable GPS location each time an asset tag is scanned using the phone’s GPS to record where the tool was scanned.

What does tracking tools do?

Tool tracking lets you monitor location and usage, reduce misplacement or theft, optimize allocation, streamline maintenance, and improve overall management. With ShareMyToolbox you increase productivity, lower losses, and ensure tools are used efficiently.

How do I keep track of jobsite tools?

Assign tools to jobsites or users, create job-specific kits, and track movements between sites. Real-time updates and notifications make jobsite tool management easy with ShareMyToolbox.

Can Milwaukee and Dewalt tools be tracked?

Yes. ShareMyToolbox is brand-agnostic. Add tools from Milwaukee, DeWalt, and any other manufacturer to your inventory to track, manage, and maintain them in one system.

How do construction companies track equipment?

Companies use ShareMyToolbox to assign equipment to projects, users, or job sites, track usage and maintenance schedules, and set alerts for service or replacement—keeping equipment in optimal condition and improving project efficiency.

Is there a mobile app for tool tracking?

Yes. ShareMyToolbox has iOS and Android apps so teams can track, assign, and transfer tools from the field. Workers can check tools in/out, take photos, and log conditions with real-time updates for office and field. Learn more: https://www.sharemytoolbox.com/help/

Can I generate reports on tool usage and inventory?

Yes. Reporting includes complete item history and usage, audits and audit history, and costing history—giving insights to improve efficiency, reduce losses, and plan purchases.