Construction Equipment Dispatch Software for Field Assignments

Clue supports construction dispatch management from field request to return. The Magnet Board plans moves. The Resource Planner Calendar shows the schedule. Drivers complete pre-pickup inspections. Clue logs each step and sends push notifications when status changes.

The Magnet Board is a visual drag-and-drop dispatch board for planning equipment assignments across jobsites. The Resource Planner Calendar gives teams a resource planner for construction workflows, showing equipment and people by day, availability, and assignment window. Together, they help teams plan dispatch work without separating assignment planning from schedule visibility.

Yes. Anyone on the crew can request equipment from a phone in the field. The dispatcher sees the request, approves it, and creates a dispatch. Clue sends a push notification when the request comes in.

Yes. Clue supports planning for both equipment and people. The Everything On Site view shows assets and people assigned to each jobsite, giving dispatchers better visibility before assigning equipment, crews, or the next move.

Clue gives dispatchers visibility into available assets before a dispatch is created. Teams can use map-based availability views to find nearby equipment and review asset location before assigning the next move.

A dispatch record can include transport details such as pickup location, dropoff location, site notes, contacts, and special handling requirements where configured. This gives teams the information needed to coordinate the assignment before equipment leaves the yard or jobsite.

Yes. Clue supports an address or map pin location picker, so dispatchers or drivers can set pickup and dropoff points when a saved geofence is not already available. This is useful for temporary sites, one-off deliveries, and locations that have not been fully mapped yet.

Geofences give dispatch teams defined locations for jobsites, yards, staging areas, and delivery zones. Teams can use geofence entry activity to review when equipment reaches a saved location and keep dispatch follow-up tied to the right site boundary.

Pre-pickup inspections help document equipment condition before an asset leaves the yard or is moved to another location. Field teams can complete mobile inspections, attach photos, record pass/fail results, and create repair follow-up from failed inspection items when maintenance review is needed.

When equipment is no longer needed on a job, crews can submit a return request. Dispatch can review the asset, project, availability, pickup details, and current dispatch status before planning reassignment, yard return, transport, or rental return review.

Yes. Clue sends push notifications for new requests, pending approvals, and dispatch status changes. The alerts reach Clue's iOS and Android apps.

Dispatch and maintenance both depend on asset availability. Clue equipment scheduling software helps teams review asset status, assignment activity, inspection records, and repair follow-up before equipment is assigned, reducing conflicts when the shop needs an asset and the field is trying to use it.

Yes. The Resource Planner Calendar schedules equipment and people by day. It shows equipment as booked, available, or in transit. The Magnet Board lets dispatchers plan moves by drag and drop.

Dispatch software for contractors should cover four needs: equipment availability, visual move planning, field requests from a phone, and return planning. It should let teams check condition before pickup. It should support heavy equipment, crews, jobsites, yards, and rentals.

Contractors can move equipment dispatch into one workflow when crews send requests from their phones. The dispatcher approves each request and creates the dispatch. Clue sends push notifications when status changes. Clue logs every equipment request, approval, and status in one place.

It plans heavy equipment moves between yards and jobsites. Dispatchers use the Magnet Board to plan each move by drag and drop. The Available Assets Map shows the nearest available equipment to a jobsite. Drivers run an inspection before equipment leaves the yard. Crews send return requests when a job wraps.

Drivers and field crews can handle location details and inspections in Clue's iOS and Android apps. They drop a pin on the map to set a pickup or dropoff point. Drivers run the pre-pickup inspection in the app. Push notifications show each status change.

Dispatch teams can upload a KMZ or KML file to create many jobsite geofences at once. Each saved geofence becomes a pickup or dropoff point for dispatch. Clue alerts the dispatch team when equipment enters or leaves a saved geofence.