Executive Interviews: Karl Weber of IntelliShift
IntelliShift Partners with Procore
The partnership between IntelliShift and Procore brings construction industry telematics, maintenance, fuel, inspection, and safety data within the Procore interface.

When data is collected in one system, it is much easier to visualize, understand, and take timely action. IntelliShift is enabling clients to make the shift from siloed data to fleet intelligence.
Photo: IntelliShift/Work Truck
IntelliShift, a connected fleet intelligence platform for safety and operations teams, has partnered with Procore Technologies Inc., a global provider of construction management software.
According to a statement, "this partnership empowers mutual customers with fleets of vehicles and heavy equipment to manage fleet operations and safety from within the Procore user interface."
And it's not just work trucks that are included -- mutual fleet customers can also manage their heavy equipment through IntelliShift’s OEM partnerships, which include AEMP 2.0 standards for Caterpillar and John Deere.
“We are excited to be named a partner for Procore. As part of our commitment to being the fleet intelligence platform for the construction industry, we have made it possible to use the entire IntelliShift platform, including dashboards and analytics, inside of the Procore user interface,” said Greg Mattes, VP of Product and Partnerships at IntelliShift. “Over the next 12 months, we plan to build a deeper integration with the Procore Equipment Log and Timecard entries.”
How the Partnership Helps Construction Fleets
Procore customers no longer need to juggle multiple screens for construction management and fleet management, saving time and simplifying daily business management.
IntelliShift's all-in-one platform enables construction companies with mixed fleets one-stop management capabilities and analytics, to help operations and safety teams understand what they need to address now, next, and later when it comes to:
Telematics
Digital inspections
Vehicle and equipment maintenance.
AI dash cams.
Fuel.
Compliance technology
IntelliShift noted that its ability to unify vehicles, assets, data, people and processes helps companies gain a comprehensive view of fleet health, safety, profitability, and productivity. When data is collected in one system, it is much easier to visualize, understand, and take timely action. IntelliShift is enabling clients to make the shift from siloed data to fleet intelligence.
“We are thrilled to be partnering with IntelliShift, as they offer our customers more than just telematics to get location and basic equipment data. Their full suite of solutions empowers contractors to make intelligent decisions. We believe that the IntelliShift fleet intelligence platform compliments the Procore mission by having all people, systems, and data working together,” said Kris Lengieza, VP of Global Partnerships and Alliances at Procore.
IntelliShift can be found in the Procore App Marketplace where construction fleets can add the IntelliShift suite of products directly within their current Procore user interface.
Recently, IntelliShift also announced the expansion of its all-in-one platform capabilities. IntelliShift Fleet Maintenance automates issue capture from all sources, streamlines task management, and aggregates data for modern fleet health and sustainability programs.
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