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No problem! Crown does also offer a keypad option as well for pallet trucks if you wish to add a login to those.
Infolink is an amazing product but it can be pricey as it costs about $1000 per module and then you have to pay a month fee per truck. Depending on your fleet size it might be a great fit! Helps log collisions, operator training, PM schedules, inspection checklists, automatic time outs, and so much more
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