Asset Management Software
Built for accountability. Not outdated systems.
Secure asset tracking for government agencies that supports accountability and audits.
Working for public works, utilities, municipalities, transportation, emergency services, and administrative departments.
Trusted by government agencies for 30 years
THE COST OF POOR VISIBILITY
Poor asset visibility leads to unnecessary spending and operational risk.
A lost tablet. A missing tool. A vehicle accessory no one can locate. When government equipment and assets aren’t tracked, agencies face project delays, audit findings, and unplanned replacement purchases. Without a reliable government asset tracking system, missing and untracked equipment creates accountability gaps, compliance issues, and budget strain.
A SINGLE SOURCE OF TRUTH
Your agency assets under control
Replace siloed records and spreadsheets with one clear system.
Assets, Equipment and Tools
Track military gear, IT equipment and more to fulfill federal compliancy.
Inventory and Consumables
Manage safety gear, supplies, and materials.
Containers and Kits
Track field kits and emergency equipment bundles.
BUILT FOR GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS
Features that meet regulatory and audit requirements
Unlimited Assets
Track as many assets as your agency needs.
Cloud or Self-Hosted
Choose the setup that supports your security requirements.
Check In / Check Out
Improve accountability with simple assignments.
Full Life Cycle Management
Track maintenance schedules, inspections, and usage history.
Service, Calibration and Repair
Plan service before equipment becomes unavailable.
Geotagging
See the last known scan location of high value assets.
OUR CUSTOMERS TELL IT HOW IT IS
“It’s made everybody accountable for what they have.”
“It’s so simple to use, you literally just scan it in, scan it out. You know who has it, you know when they have it, and you know when it’s supposed to be back.”
YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Everything you need to know
We keep things simple and transparent. Here are the most common questions government agencies ask when evaluating GigaTrak.