Jekko Partners with Trackunit to Launch J-Link Fleet Management System
- Meagan Wood
- Jun 20, 2025
- 3 min read
30 Second Takeaway
Italian spider crane manufacturer Jekko has partnered with Danish telematics specialist Trackunit to develop J-Link, a next-generation fleet management and monitoring system. Designed for Jekko’s spider cranes and pick & carry cranes, J-Link delivers real-time machine tracking, operational monitoring, and predictive maintenance, helping fleet owners improve efficiency, safety, and uptime.
Digital Fleet Management for Compact Cranes
Jekko has formed a strategic partnership with Trackunit to bring advanced telematics and connectivity to its crane portfolio through the launch of J-Link, a dedicated digital platform for fleet management and machine monitoring.
The system provides real-time visibility of connected machines, allowing operators and fleet managers to track crane location, operating status, and utilisation data across multiple sites.
By leveraging data analytics, J-Link also introduces predictive maintenance capabilities, enabling users to assess component wear, schedule servicing more effectively, and reduce unplanned downtime.
Built on Trackunit Connectivity
J-Link is powered by Trackunit’s connectivity platform, allowing customers with connected machines to manage their fleets through a single, unified system. This approach simplifies fleet oversight, particularly for rental companies and contractors operating mixed fleets across multiple locations.
The platform supports:
Real-time machine geolocation
Operational status monitoring
Predictive maintenance insights
Improved service planning and asset utilisation
Driving Efficiency, Safety, and Sustainability
Jekko commercial director Alberto Franceschini said the collaboration is focused on delivering tangible benefits for crane owners and operators:
“The goal of this collaboration is to offer real added value to crane users, improving efficiency, safety and operational sustainability. With J-Link, operators can easily track and geolocate their machines, as well as monitor their operating status.”
Trackunit chief executive Søren Brogaard highlighted the broader industry impact:
“We are excited to partner with Jekko and consider this to be another important step in making the construction industry increasingly connected. Connectivity is the key to making on-site work more efficient and to supporting the entire industry in the goal of eliminating downtime.”
About Jekko
Jekko is an Italian manufacturer specialising in spider cranes, compact lifting solutions, and pick & carry cranes. Known for innovation, precision engineering, and advanced control systems, Jekko machines are designed for environments where space, access, and safety are critical factors.
The company serves construction, industrial, glazing, infrastructure, and specialist lifting markets worldwide.
Website https://www.jekko.com
About Trackunit
Trackunit is a global leader in telematics and IoT connectivity solutions for the construction equipment industry. Headquartered in Denmark, Trackunit provides platforms that enable equipment tracking, fleet optimisation, and data-driven decision-making, helping customers improve uptime, efficiency, and safety across connected fleets.
Website https://www.trackunit.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What is J-Link?
J-Link is Jekko’s new fleet management and monitoring system developed in partnership with Trackunit. It provides real-time tracking, operational data, and predictive maintenance for Jekko cranes.
Which Jekko machines support J-Link?
J-Link is designed for Jekko spider cranes and pick & carry cranes, with connectivity enabled through Trackunit’s platform.
What benefits does J-Link offer fleet owners?
Key benefits include:
Improved machine visibility and utilisation
Reduced unplanned downtime
Enhanced maintenance planning
Better fleet efficiency and safety
Does J-Link support predictive maintenance?
Yes. J-Link analyses machine data to assess component wear and operating conditions, helping users anticipate maintenance needs and prevent failures.
Can J-Link manage multiple machines in one system?
Yes. Connected machines can be monitored and managed through a single interface, simplifying oversight for rental companies and contractors with larger fleets.
How does J-Link improve sustainability?
By optimising utilisation, reducing unnecessary servicing, and preventing breakdowns, J-Link helps lower fuel consumption, emissions, and lifecycle costs.
