Cheqroom vs EquipmentShare

Cheqroom is an asset operations platform for teams that depend on equipment. It covers workflows from procurement through disposal, with digital check-in and check-out, signatures, QR scanning, audit trails and GPS tracking. Teams can reserve equipment or spaces, check availability, and apply access permissions and booking rules. Maintenance tools include repair scheduling, work orders and issue flags; broken items can be blocked from booking. Cheqroom is available on web, iOS, Android and API. Its mobile apps handle reservations, inventory checks, checkouts, returns and field audits, while deeper reporting, configuration and financial data remain on the web app. Named integrations include Workday, Oracle NetSuite, Salesforce, SAP, Jira, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Workspace and Zapier; webhooks and a REST API are also described. SSO and user sync support Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, SAML 2.0, LDAP and Active Directory. Pricing starts at $184/mo (annual), billed per admin/month, with minimum administrator counts applying. There is no free plan, but a free trial is available. Support includes a 24/7 self-serve Help Center, email and live chat during 9 AM–5 PM EST business hours.

EquipmentShare’s T3 is a cloud-based platform for contractors managing mixed construction fleets. Connected telematics hardware provides live information about asset locations, condition and utilization. T3 supports heavy machinery, light-duty vehicles and non-powered assets, bringing telematics, cameras, maintenance and compliance tools into one dashboard. GPS tracking, geofences and SMS or email alerts help users monitor equipment and respond to possible theft or misuse. Keypads can restrict machine access and record operator history; dash cams provide road- and driver-facing views with alerts for risky driving. The platform also supports ELD and DVIR workflows and records state fuel use and mileage for IFTA reporting. Its mobile app supports tracking, work orders, inspections and utilization monitoring. OEM feeds typically refresh every 15–60 minutes, while AEMP-compliant systems can connect without extra hardware or separate portals. T3 is included with EquipmentShare rental machines and can also be purchased for owned equipment. Pricing is on request.