Four steps from your data to a work order.
Tensor Planet helps fleets detect a failure two to three weeks early, diagnose what to fix, and prevent the breakdown, using data you already have.
Get your free fleet diagnostic- Unit
- 214
- System
- Diesel particulate filter
- Signal
- Inlet pressure up 38% over 6 weeks, 4 incomplete regens
- Estimated time to failure
- 12 days
- Recommended action
- Forced regen and inspect for a failed differential pressure sensor before the next route cycle
- Avoided if actioned
- $4,800
Illustrative. Real recommendations are written into your own system and unit numbering.
- …and more
What happens, in the order it happens.
You connect two things, read-only
A read-only key to the telematics system you already run, and six months of work order history in whatever shape it is in. Nothing is installed on a vehicle, nothing changes in the shop, and the access is revocable at any time.
Your side, about twenty minutes
We reconcile the feed against the repairs
Telematics tells us what the vehicle is doing. The work orders tell us what actually broke and what it cost to fix. Read together, across your fleet and every fleet we run, the two show which signal patterns end in which repair.
Our side, about one week
Degradation gets flagged before the fault code fires
A component that is going to fail degrades first. That drift is visible in the data weeks before it crosses the threshold that sets off a fault code. We surface the unit, the system, roughly how long you have, and what it costs if it is left alone.
Typically 2 to 3 weeks of lead time
The fix lands in your shop as a work order
Not another dashboard to check. The recommended repair goes into the maintenance system your team already opens every morning, with the action to take on it, scheduled against a slot you were going to use anyway.
Into RTA, Fleetio, Whip Around or whatever you run
Brakebush Transportation, Inc., first seven weeks.
realized savings in seven weeks
total downtime hours saved
alerts shared to act on
Source: Brakebush Transportation, Inc., Wisconsin
Read the case studyOnce we get an alert from Tensor Planet, we let dispatch know that we are going to need time to work on that unit. Most of the time now, we can fix the problem before it ever becomes a road breakdown.
The systems we watch, and the failure each one ends in.
DEF dosing
Dosing faults and quality problems building before a derate.
DPF
Soot load and inlet-pressure decay across regen cycles.
EGR
Valve and cooler degradation on the exhaust gas recirculation loop.
NOx
Sensor drift and out-of-range readings ahead of an emissions fault.
Engine coolant
Temperature and level behavior trending toward a failure.
Battery
Cranking voltage decline that ends in a no-start at pull-out.
...and many other systems
Where this sits next to what you already run.
It is not a fault code filter
A fault code means the threshold has already been crossed. By then the component has failed or is about to. We work on the weeks before the code fires.
It is not a telematics system
We run on top of the one you have. We do not replace it, compete with it, or ask you to change contracts. Change providers and the models stay the same.
It is not new hardware
Nothing gets bolted to a vehicle. There is no install window, no downtime to fit it, and no capital line to approve. It runs on data you already have.
Connects to Geotab, Samsara, Motive, Verizon Connect, RTA Fleet, Fleetio, Whip Around and others through a read-only API key.
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Straight answers.
Which fleets can benefit from Tensor Planet?
Tensor Planet works across light, medium, and heavy duty commercial vehicles, including mixed fleets with different makes, models, and duty cycles.
What types of vehicle failures does your product detect currently?
We detect early failures in core vehicle systems such as the engine, aftertreatment, and many other systems.
Our telematics already gives us fault codes. Why do we need Tensor Planet?
Fault codes usually show up after a problem has already escalated. Tensor Planet detects degradation earlier, before failures turn into breakdowns.
How are you different from other predictive maintenance companies?
Tensor Planet detects and diagnoses failures 2 to 3 weeks early, creates work orders in existing systems, and helps technicians fix the issue with specific recommendations.
Which telematics and maintenance systems do you support?
We work with major telematics providers such as Samsara, Geotab, Motive, and Verizon Connect, and with maintenance platforms such as RTA Fleet, Whip Around, and Fleetio, through API-based integrations.
Can we start with a smaller pilot?
Yes. A 50 to 100 vehicle pilot usually gives enough data to validate predictions, savings, and workflow fit before a wider rollout.
Start with the free diagnostic.
Your at-risk vehicles, the failure building in each, and what it costs to leave them. One week, on your own data.