Machine fleet management
Know every machine you own, and where it is.
WeldCloud Fleet is one inventory of power sources, feeders and stations across every site — with service history, firmware status and machine permissions in the same place.
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One register for every asset that welds.
Power sources, wire feeders, cooling units and stations — each with its serial, location, owner and complete history from commissioning onward.
Machine, station, site or service van — see what is available before you rent another unit or move one across the country.
Every service event, calibration and repair logged against the serial number, with the next interval scheduled on arc hours rather than the calendar.
Decide who may run which machine, and push firmware and settings to the fleet over the air instead of walking the shop with a USB stick.
Every weld the machine has produced, kept with the asset when it moves between sites.
Group machines into stations, cells and sites so reporting and permissions follow how you actually work.
Manuals, invoices and calibration certificates attached to the unit they belong to.
Service before it breaks the schedule
Fleet counts real arc hours, not days on a wall planner. Intervals fall due when a machine has actually done the work, and the whole service record travels with the serial number.
- ✓ Intervals based on arc hours or calendar
- ✓ Full repair and calibration log per unit
- ✓ Warranty and purchase details on hand
Only the right welder starts the arc
Machine permissions are granted per welder or group, and can follow the qualifications held in Notes. An uncertified operator simply doesn't get the machine to run.
- ✓ Per-machine and per-group access rights
- ✓ Permissions tied to valid qualifications
- ✓ Revoke access instantly across all sites
Update the whole fleet at once
Roll out firmware and machine settings by site, group or model, and watch the rollout complete unit by unit. What used to be a week of walking the shop is now an afternoon of nothing at all.
- ✓ Over-the-air firmware rollout
- ✓ Copy machine settings to a group
- ✓ Rollout status per unit, with retries
Fleet is the backbone of the suite.
Register a machine once here and every other WeldCloud app knows what it is, where it sits and who is allowed to use it.
NotesWelder qualifications from Notes decide who is permitted to run which machine.
ProductivityArc hours counted here drive both service intervals and the productivity figures reported there.
AssemblyWeld tags carry the machine serial, so a part's traceability includes the equipment that made it.
Get your machines on one list.
Connect the fleet, import your asset register, and stop rebuilding it in a spreadsheet every time someone asks how many machines you have.
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