Beyond tracking.
Asset intelligence.

Asset tracking tells you what you own and where it is. Asset intelligence tells you what is happening to every asset right now: whether it is available, what it is costing over its lifetime, what revenue it is generating, and what the business should do next. Tagz connects every asset to the operational life of the business: the customer account it is deployed against, the IoT sensors reporting its condition, the service order managing its movement, and the workflow engine that fires automatically when a threshold is crossed.

The range is deliberately broad: laptops, phones, servers, vehicles, cranes, refrigerated trailers, data server racks, apartments and building assets, oil tanks, uniforms, photocopiers on customer premises, any physical asset the business operates. The asset type changes. The intelligence layer does not. Asset types and their custom property schemas are configured entirely in settings, with no code required.

A service order manages the closed loop for an asset: collect from a verified customer account address, process through a warehouse or workshop, and return to a destination. Assets are scanned in and out at each custody transfer. Reconciliation is automatic. Conflict detection prevents cross-account errors. Service orders are printable for warehouse teams and searchable by order ID and external reference fields.

GPS mileage from Cargo's telematics accumulates against the vehicle asset record in real time. When the mileage hits a configured threshold (say, 60,000 km for an oil change), a work order is created automatically in Tagz without anyone monitoring the odometer. The same logic applies to operating hours, temperature excursions, tank levels, or any other IoT data stream. The asset monitors itself and the platform responds.

Yes. For businesses that hold or manage assets on behalf of clients — co-location providers, equipment custodians, managed service operators — the Illuminate customer portal gives clients real-time visibility into their own assets: live status, sensor readings, and event history. Clients see only their own data. The operator controls what is visible. Instead of waiting for a report or calling to check status, clients have on-demand access.

When an asset is deployed to a customer, it links to their account in Ryse with a recorded deployment date, address, and reference. During the rental period, IoT data (mileage, operating hours, sensor readings) accumulates against the asset record. When the asset is returned, the usage record is complete. Lyst holds the rate cards and applies pricing against the Tagz usage record. Flow issues the invoice. No estimates, no reconstruction from memory. The asset tells you what it did.

Tagz is the single IoT integration layer for the fleet. Vehicle specifications defined in Tagz (maximum payload, volume capacity, temperature capability) feed directly into Cargo's route planning and load management. Routes are never planned against a vehicle that physically cannot carry them. Live availability reflects current service orders and maintenance work orders. GPS mileage from Cargo automatically triggers Tagz maintenance work orders when configured thresholds are reached.

Yes. Tagz scales from a small team tracking high-value equipment to large organisations managing mixed fleets of thousands of assets across multiple sites and ownership models. The Lite plan starts at $25/month for up to 1,000 assets. The Professional tier adds the full IoT layer, automated workflows, and usage-based billing for operations where asset intelligence drives real business decisions.