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Godrej Enterprises Group Launches SafeLog IoT Solution for Forklifts
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Godrej Enterprises Group Launches SafeLog IoT Solution for Forklifts

Godrej Enterprises Group (GEG), through its Material Handling Equipment (MHE) business, has introduced SafeLog – Vehicle Monitoring System, an IoT-enabled solution aimed at improving safety, efficiency, and reliability in forklift operations. The system delivers real-time insights, proactive maintenance alerts, and fleet analytics, enabling businesses to reduce unplanned downtime by 10 per cent and enhance asset utilisation by 15 per cent. 

Integrated into GEG’s forklift range, SafeLog is designed for seamless scalability and reliability, even in low-connectivity environments. Data is securely stored on Indian servers, ensuring regulatory compliance. The solution is available via web, Google Play Store, and iOS. 

Anil Lingayat, Business Head, Material Handling Equipment, Godrej Enterprises Group, said, “SafeLog reflects our commitment to building intelligent, connected solutions for the material handling industry. It enables proactive maintenance, enhances safety, and delivers measurable value to our customers. With innovations like SafeLog, we continue to support the ‘Make in India’ vision while helping industries elevate their operational standards.” 

GEG is also working on integrating artificial intelligence into SafeLog to enable predictive maintenance and usage-based solutions within the next three years. 

Godrej Enterprises Group (GEG), through its Material Handling Equipment (MHE) business, has introduced SafeLog – Vehicle Monitoring System, an IoT-enabled solution aimed at improving safety, efficiency, and reliability in forklift operations. The system delivers real-time insights, proactive maintenance alerts, and fleet analytics, enabling businesses to reduce unplanned downtime by 10 per cent and enhance asset utilisation by 15 per cent. Integrated into GEG’s forklift range, SafeLog is designed for seamless scalability and reliability, even in low-connectivity environments. Data is securely stored on Indian servers, ensuring regulatory compliance. The solution is available via web, Google Play Store, and iOS. Anil Lingayat, Business Head, Material Handling Equipment, Godrej Enterprises Group, said, “SafeLog reflects our commitment to building intelligent, connected solutions for the material handling industry. It enables proactive maintenance, enhances safety, and delivers measurable value to our customers. With innovations like SafeLog, we continue to support the ‘Make in India’ vision while helping industries elevate their operational standards.” GEG is also working on integrating artificial intelligence into SafeLog to enable predictive maintenance and usage-based solutions within the next three years. 

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