Clear history instead of guessing
“We finally have a dated record for voltage, water added, and service notes instead of guessing which pallet jack is about to go soft next.”
Preventive battery maintenance
Keep pallet jack batteries alive longer and keep equipment on the floor.
We show up on a recurring schedule, inspect every battery, add distilled water as needed, and leave behind a service record your team can actually use. That means fewer dry cells, fewer surprise replacements, and fewer pallet jacks sidelined when you need them most.
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Replacement exposure
$150+ each
Service cadence
Weekly to monthly
Recorded per visit
Voltage + water
Why this matters
Most battery failures are preventable, but almost nobody tracks them consistently.
The problem is usually simple: low water, weak cells, missing history, and no one catching the drift until the pallet jack starts falling out of rotation. A recurring service record makes the problem visible before it becomes expensive.
- Prevent premature battery replacement
- Reduce downtime from dead pallet jacks
- Track every battery by date, voltage, and water added
- Build a maintenance history for every asset
- Extend equipment life with recurring service
Operational outcome
Fewer dead units
Catch low batteries before they become a forklift-area problem.
Management outcome
Better visibility
Every visit leaves behind dated readings, water logs, and asset history.
How it works
A route-based service model built around repeat visits and visible reporting.
Step
Arrive on site
Select the customer, location, and pallet jack by asset tag or QR code.
Step
Inspect the unit
Open the pallet jack, verify battery positions, and check the bay condition.
Step
Record readings
Log voltage, distilled water added, condition, and notes for each battery.
Step
Sync history
Customer dashboards update automatically with charts, service logs, and alerts.
Plans
Choose the service rhythm that matches how hard your fleet gets used.
Heavy-use sites usually need weekly attention. Smaller or steadier fleets can move to biweekly or monthly service and still keep the reporting, history, and visibility customers expect.
Weekly
Weekly Care
For high-throughput warehouses that need tight battery hydration control.
- Voltage readings for every battery at every visit
- Distilled water logging by service date
- Priority weak-battery alerts and route notes
Every Other Week
Biweekly Care
Balanced preventive service for steady daily operations.
- Recurring inspections and customer reporting
- Inventory updates across locations
- Trend lines that surface batteries slipping toward weak status
Monthly
Monthly Care
Entry-level coverage for smaller fleets that still need documented maintenance.
- History per pallet jack and per battery
- Monthly battery health snapshots
- Cost-awareness reporting and service summaries
Self-Service
DIY Application
Your team performs the battery checks and watering while using BatteryTrackr to log, trend, and report the data.
- Use the customer portal, QR workflow, and service logging without the recurring onsite route
- Track voltage, water added, notes, and battery history by asset and by location
- Great fit for in-house teams that want the software and reporting layer first
Sales-ready visuals
Show managers the battery trend before they feel the downtime.
Public visitors can see sample trends without exposing customer data. Logged-in customers and admins get the deeper view: battery history, weak-unit alerts, service activity, and portfolio reporting.
Explore the demo dashboardReviews & field feedback
What warehouse teams notice once the history starts building.
This section stays grounded on operational value instead of generic five-star fluff: less guessing, better reporting, and fewer ugly surprises when a pallet jack drops out of service.
Less surprise replacement spend
“The biggest value is seeing weak units early enough to act before four neglected batteries turn into a downtime event.”
Reporting people can actually use
“Warehouse managers want something concrete to show leadership. The charts and service history finally give them that.”
Territory expansion
Looking for operators who want to build recurring service routes in active warehouse markets.
This is a practical field business: recurring battery maintenance, repeat account visits, and a customer-facing platform that helps the service look organized from day one.
Live customer activity
April 5, 2026
MXM signed up 1 location in 95205 for monthly service.
First recorded service activity landed on April 5, 2026.