Truck-to-site drift
Tools move between crews, vehicles, gang boxes, and the shop.
Contractor tool storage
Know which truck or gang box held the tool last.
Record tools and equipment across the shop, vehicles, gang boxes, and job-site storage. WHER provides the last location your crew saved—not GPS, automatic custody, or theft prevention.
Where is the rotary hammer?Truck 2 · Gang box · Storage Label 052 · Last recorded location
Tools move with the work
‘It is in one of the trucks’ is not a location.
Paid search time
A missing accessory burns work hours before anyone confirms where it was last stored.
Duplicate equipment
Teams buy around uncertainty because there is no shared last-known map.
How it works
Give containers and vehicles a recorded tool memory.
1
Label the truck, box, or shelf
Assign WHER identities to stable storage locations and containers.
2
Photograph and review
Confirm visible tools and save them to the location before work moves again.
3
Search before rolling
Retrieve the last truck, gang box, site container, or shop shelf someone recorded.
Why WHER
Straightforward retrieval across a moving operation.
Vehicle and box hierarchy
Separate trucks, sites, boxes, shelves, and bins.
Crew-shared memory
Authorized people search the same recorded locations.
Photo context
Recognize tools, cases, and accessories.
Shop-to-site continuity
Update the location as equipment moves.
Printable labels
Prepare identities for existing gang boxes and shelving.
No GPS or custody claim
WHER does not automatically locate, check out, or secure tools.
FAQ
Contractor tool storage questions.
Does WHER provide GPS tool tracking?
No. WHER returns the last location or status recorded by a user; it does not continuously locate tools.
Can we record several trucks and job sites?
Yes. WHER can distinguish multiple recorded spaces and the containers inside them.
Does it automatically assign tools to employees?
No automatic custody or check-out function is claimed.
Can crew members update locations?
Authorized workspace members can update records according to their roles and workflow.
Will printable labels survive construction sites?
Durability depends on the label material, adhesive, surface preparation, printer, and environmental protection.
Start with one gang box.
Give the crew a better answer before the next job.