Toolsense
Vienna, AT · Founded 2017 · 70 employees on LinkedIn · 3 known investors
ToolSense offers a horizontal asset management and maintenance platform built on IoT connectivity, serving facility management, construction, logistics, and hospitality operators. Its product includes purpose-built modules for asset management, robotics, fleet, safety, quality/SLAs, frontline tasks, and CAFM, plus a cleaning machine database and a service network connecting OEMs, dealers, and operators.
Also known as ToolSense
Founders & leadership
Investors · 3
Company profile
researched Aug 2026ToolSense operates an IoT-based, AI-supported software platform for facility management (FM) operations, positioning itself as a single system that replaces separate CMMS, CAFM, robotics dashboards, fleet trackers, paper checklists, spreadsheets and messaging tools. Assets are connected either through IoT hardware and OEM cloud integrations or, for unconnected equipment, through QR codes that frontline workers scan with their own phones without installing a dedicated app. Live machine data feeds a shared operations dashboard covering asset counts, equipment uptime, alerts, maintenance due dates and cost savings, intended to give both on-site technicians and executives the same real-time view.
The product is structured as ten connected "Hubs". Modules aimed at FM operators include MaintainHub (machines, tools and equipment maintenance), RoboHub (multi-brand cleaning/service robot fleets), CarHub (vans, cars and service vehicles) and BuildingHub (sites, spaces and infrastructure), with QualityHub (audits, scoring, SLA proof), SafetyHub (inspections, certifications, compliance) and TaskHub (frontline checklists and digital procedures) announced as forthcoming. Modules aimed at equipment manufacturers and dealers include ServiceHub (multi-brand field service management, dispatch and repair), ClientHub (a branded customer portal on the customer's own domain) and ConnectHub (a white-label IoT and telematics platform). Underlying capabilities cited are IoT connectivity, OEM cloud integrations, ERP/CAFM connectors and AI-powered analytics, together with an FM Machine Database that pre-loads master data for major FM equipment brands so assets appear without a lengthy onboarding project.
Business model
Software platform sold to two customer groups: facility management companies operating multi-site, multi-client fleets of assets, and OEMs and dealers of equipment. Pricing is published on the company website, and prospects are directed to book a demo or view pricing; white-label and branded-portal modules (ConnectHub, ClientHub) are offered to manufacturers and dealers seeking to build service revenue on machine sales.
Traction
The website cites 200+ customers across 30+ countries, more than 50,000 connected devices, and claimed outcomes of 20% lower equipment cost, 80% less downtime and two hours per week saved per site manager. Customer references include ISS Austria running more than 6,500 cleaning machines on the platform, central visibility across 40+ companies at Stölting Service Group, and a targeted 10–15% reduction in machine costs at BLITZBLANK Reinigung.
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Market position
Presents itself as an FM operations platform used by more than 200 companies in over 30 countries, with references from large facility service providers such as ISS and the Stölting Group.
Manufacturer-independent coverage across equipment brands, a pre-populated FM Machine Database that supplies asset master data at sign-up, frontline usability via QR-code scanning on any phone without app installation or training, and consolidation of maintenance, robotics, fleet and task workflows into one live dashboard.
Technology
IoT connectivity to machines, OEM cloud integrations and QR-code tagging for non-connected assets, combined with ERP/CAFM connectors and AI-powered analytics in a mobile-first app. The company reports handling roughly 550,000 API requests and 250,000 IoT messages per day across 50,000+ daily IoT devices at 99.96% uptime.
Go-to-market
Direct sales driven by website demo bookings and published pricing, with segmented entry paths for FM companies and for equipment manufacturers/dealers, supported by customer case studies and product walkthrough content.
Facility management companies with multi-site, multi-client operations of 100+ assets, and equipment manufacturers and dealers looking to convert machine sales into service revenue. Named customers include ISS Austria, ISS Denmark, Stölting Service Group, BLITZBLANK Reinigung and Henning-Gruppe.
Geography
Headquartered in Vienna, Austria, with customers in more than 30 countries; referenced deployments include Austria, Germany and Denmark.
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Key figures
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Competitors · 9
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primary sources listed
- Toolsensetoolsense.io · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Toolsense do?
- ToolSense is a Vienna-based facility management operations platform unifying asset, robotics, fleet and frontline workflows via IoT.
- Who are Toolsense's investors?
- Toolsense's investors include GRO Capital, aws Gründungsfonds, Matterwave Ventures.
- Where is Toolsense headquartered?
- Toolsense is headquartered in Vienna, AT.







