Penton's EquipmentWatch Launches Enhanced Fleet Manager With New Green Guide Valuation Capabilities
NEW YORK – Penton Media's EquipmentWatch, a provider of online heavy equipment data, has launched its latest version of EquipmentWatch Fleet Manager, now including Green Guide online valuation data for construction equipment and lift trucks.
NEW YORK – Penton Media’s EquipmentWatch, a provider of online heavy equipment data, has launched its latest version of EquipmentWatch Fleet Manager, now including Green Guide online valuation data for construction equipment and lift trucks. The enhanced Fleet Manager now provides users with access to twenty years of comprehensive used equipment valuations from The Green Guide, the industry’s standard for more than 40 years. Fleet Manager with Green Guide can be used to determine the current value of equipment fleets on demand; minimize risk when underwriting insurance policies; pinpoint values when buying or selling used equipment; and reduce loan origination risks. Fleet Manager users can track used-market values for more than 15,000 pieces of heavy equipment and get detailed, up-to-date valuations of their equipment fleet online. Fleet Manager Green Guide data is available for heavy construction equipment or lift trucks, and also includes access to last bid auction results and equipment serial number information to fine-tune valuations. Users can select and store their critical equipment information in an unlimited number of fleets and organize data by equipment type, location, job, or other criteria. Online tools speed editing of individual equipment values and enable users to apply specific adjustments to entire fleets. Reports can be generated on individual equipment or entire fleets, and fleet data can be exported to standard spreadsheets. For more information, visit www.equipmentwatch.com.
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