Get to Know New Holland’s New Telematics and Fleet Management Platform
New Holland Construction recently launched myNewHollandConstruction — its next generation of telematics and fleet management technology to enhance customers’ abilities to track and manage their connected machines.
This new technology is now officially available to access and download for all New Holland Construction customers who have a machine set up with connectivity. The company said all of its machines — beginning with Model Year 2026 — will come telematics-ready with a CM1X or P&CM modem and a standard seven-year connectivity subscription.
“Telematics is an essential component for construction fleets and operations, as well as farmers, ranchers and producers,” says Jake Sickels, product manager for New Holland Construction North America. “Knowing where your machines are, when they’re being used and how they’re performing provides peace of mind to operators and fleet managers alike. myNewHollandConstruction puts that information, and other critical insights, in your hands anytime, anywhere.”
A Closer Look at myNewHollandConstruction
Developed fully in-house by CNH and New Holland Construction, myNewHollandConstruction is a platform made to create an easy-to-use operator interface and allow flexibility in the backend system around customer-specific needs. It’s available on desktop and as a mobile app for both Android and iOS devices.
From the press release:
The platform works by delivering real-time telematics monitoring of machine utilization, performance and geolocation for instant visibility across fleets. Operators and fleet managers gain access to detailed machine metrics, including hours worked, productivity, fuel consumption and jobsite cost figures. Users can track fuel usage at varying engine loads to forecast annual fuel expenses or assess leased equipment based on actual hours worked rather than fixed schedules. Reporting tools help compare active versus idle time, monitor fault codes and evaluate overall job site efficiency to maximize productivity and reduce downtime.
Another perk of the platform is streamlined and proactive maintenance. With myNewHollandConstruction, operators can establish customizable alerts to help them plan and schedule maintenance activities like oil changes, air filter replacements, tire rotations and other routine services. It also acts as a centralized hub for customers to communicate maintenance needs with their New Holland Construction dealers. According to the press release, dealers can provide easier, more proactive communication and service, from deploying predictive service alerts and software updates to scheduling maintenance.
With machine location tracking, users can locate machines left on remote jobsites, verify machine assignments or quickly respond if a unit is moved unexpectedly. Users can also set up security alerts through the platform. The company noted that geofencing and jobsite assignments allow machines to be linked to specific projects to establish security and operational oversight. myNewHollandConstruction offers role-based logins to ensure fleet managers, operators and service personnel see only the data relevant to their responsibilities.
The Next Step
The new platform builds on the trusted functionality of New Holland Construction’s original telematics platform, FleetForce, which will remain active until December 19, 2025. This allows existing FleetForce users to migrate over to the new platform. Those users will receive an email with system onboarding instructions. New customers will gain access to the portal and app at the point of purchase through their dealer. New Holland Construction added that each of its machines comes with a seven-year telematics subscription, with data retained for three additional years after expiration, if not renewed.
“Fleet management at your fingertips — that’s what myNewHollandConstruction delivers. Every machine tells a story, from utilization and fuel consumption to maintenance needs,” Sickels says. “This platform empowers our customers to turn that data into action, improving efficiency, reducing downtime and lost revenue opportunities and keeping projects on track.”
If you’re heading to Equip Expo next week, be sure to check out the New Holland Construction Exhibit Facility booth (#7068). The company will have a kiosk with the myNewHollandConstruction telematics system on display.
Pam Kleineke is managing editor of Compact Equipment.
