ReadyFleet™ fuses and analyses data from the tactical edge to the strategic enterprise to deliver a trusted view of the location and condition of equipment, stores and personnel. It integrates with SAP, Battle Management Systems and edge sensors — including vehicle HUMS and ITV systems — to provide a unified logistics Common Operating Picture. ReadyFleet™ is vendor and sensor agnostic, runs in cloud or deployed containers, and synchronises across disconnected networks when communications return.
ReadyFleet™ is built for organisations that operate complex assets and supply chains, especially where reliability matters and access is constrained:
ReadyFleet™ is proven across Australian, US and UK Defence forces operating in coalition environments.
See what's happening across platforms, payloads and stores, without waiting for delayed reporting.
Use condition and usage data to forecast maintenance, reduce preventable failures, and improve availability.
Make resupply and sustainment decisions based on real demand signals — not assumptions.
Modular delivery with support for intermittent connectivity and secure synchronisation.
Secure ingestion of HUMS, VIMS, in-transit visibility (ITV), AIT/UID and enterprise logistics/maintenance data.
Analyse asset health and usage to guide maintenance planning and optimise sustainment effort.
Near real-time status of assets, payloads and supply chain movement.
Role-based views aligned to operational and sustainment use cases.
Designed to integrate with existing ERP, logistics and maintenance ecosystems.
Role-based access control and secure data handling for regulated environments.
ReadyFleet™ operates as a continuous five-step cycle, from data capture at the edge through to planning improvement at the enterprise level:
01
Capture identity, condition, usage and location data from assets and shipments (edge devices + sensors + AIT/UID).
02
Ingest and combine edge data with enterprise systems to create a coherent logistics picture.
03
Use dashboards and analytics to prioritise actions, forecast demand, and manage readiness.
04
05
Feed operational outcomes back into planning to continuously reduce burden and increase availability.
ReadyFleet™ is modular and scalable. It can be deployed as a standalone capability or integrated into broader digital ecosystems. Supporting incremental delivery and controlled change, it is aligned to disciplined engineering and supportability practices.
ReadyFleet™ is vendor and sensor agnostic — it does not require specific hardware or OEM systems to function. It runs in cloud or deployed containers to suit the operating environment, includes a lightweight application for edge compute devices, and synchronises data across disconnected networks when communications return. This makes it equally suited to garrison, expeditionary and austere environments without changes to the platform.
Hammerstone delivers Logistics C4I as an integrated capability, not a standalone system. Rather than replacing existing enterprise or command systems, Hammerstone focuses on connecting, augmenting and enhancing them to deliver real operational value.
Hammerstone enables Logistics C4I through two complementary capabilities. Together, these capabilities reduce manual reporting, improve asset accountability, enable shared logistics awareness and support command-level decision-making. The core capabilites are:
Fuses data from the tactical edge to the strategic enterprise, integrating with SAP, Battle Management Systems and edge sensors (including HUMS and ITV) to provide a unified Logistics Common Operating Picture. Vendor and sensor agnostic; runs in cloud or deployed containers; synchronises across disconnected networks.
Delivers automated in-transit visibility and condition monitoring of platforms and payloads across joint and coalition supply chains, including containerised and metallic environments.
ReadyFleet™ helps organisations use data, engineering and automation to manage logistics and sustainment smarter – so assets stay ready, supply chains stay visible and teams stay ahead of demand.
Cumulocity is at the core of ReadyFleet™ — the IoT and edge integration layer that enables rapid sensor onboarding, device management and secure data ingestion across disconnected and infrastructure-limited environments. Rather than building IoT plumbing from scratch, Hammerstone took a buy-and-build approach: using Cumulocity’s platform as the foundation and focusing engineering effort on the defence-specific capabilities — DDIL resilience, data fusion, integration with enterprise and command systems — that ReadyFleet™ customers actually need. Cumulocity has independently documented this partnership, including an estimated 18-month acceleration in Hammerstone’s product development timeline.
ReadyFleet™ is Hammerstone’s digital logistics and sustainment platform. It integrates asset condition, usage, location and sustainment data to support CBM+, predictive logistics and readiness forecasting — giving teams a clear picture of readiness and helping them make better decisions faster.
Yes — ReadyFleet™ is designed for deployed operations and supports intermittent connectivity with secure synchronisation. It is built to operate in DDIL (Degraded, Disconnected, Intermittent, and Low-bandwidth) environments where infrastructure cannot be assumed.
ReadyFleet™ is designed to integrate with common logistics, maintenance and ERP ecosystems — including SAP — plus edge data sources such as HUMS, VIMS, ITV and AIT/UID. It also integrates with command systems including Systematic’s SitaWare and TAK environments.
No — while ReadyFleet™ is proven in complex Defence environments, it is equally relevant to mining, oil and gas, critical infrastructure and industrial fleets where uptime and logistics performance matter.
Yes — ReadyFleet™ is modular and scalable. It can be deployed as a standalone capability or integrated into broader digital ecosystems, supporting incremental delivery and controlled change aligned to existing governance and engineering practices.
