I think a lot of the problem is people not being able to justify the price difference between the One-Key and non One-Key models.
#Milwaukee tools one key app install
If every contractor and trades person took 2 minutes to install it on their phones there would be a nice size network to help get the tools back if they're stolen. I'm sure most trades people / companies would feel the same way. I'm sitting on about $10,000 worth of Milwaukee tools and I know I would be devastated if they were stolen. I believe at NPS16 they mentioned that one guy was able to recover over $20,000 worth of stolen tools because of it. I think a lot of people don't use it because they think One-Key is a fad and won't last. Even just installing the app and never using it for your own tools still lets it help other people find their missing or stolen tools. They don't need One-Key tools to use it for inventory control and organization. I wish more people would use the One-Key app.
It’s not GPS (the system still uses Bluetooth connectivity to the app), but rather a sort of mesh network, and tools can be tracked even without a battery inserted." ” The Integrated Tool Tracking technology does a couple things: 1) it shows you where (and when) a particular One-Key tool was last seen, and 2) these tool records and locations are updated when a One-Key app comes within 100 feet of a On-Key tool that’s been reported missing. Nope, I stand corrected: it would require a lot of people having the onekey app on their phone to be able to track it down if it got pawned and left the county for example That sucks dude, I have yet to understand how that part of the one key thing is useful.ĭoesn't the battery need to be on the tool? Easy enough to pull it off the tool.
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