Match to chart library

What it’s for — a load chart belongs to a crane model, not to your company. Craneye keeps a global catalog of models and their charts; matching your machines to it means they inherit the correct charts (for lift planning) without you uploading anything.

When you’d use it — after importing a fleet, or any time you have machines not yet linked to the catalog. The goal: match 80 cranes in under an hour.

The matching screen

Open Fleet → Match to chart library. Craneye lists every machine that isn’t linked yet, and for each one suggests the best catalog model with a confidence level (High / Medium / Low), based on the make and model you entered.

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One row per unmatched machine. High-confidence matches can all be confirmed in one click with 'Confirm all High-confidence'.

How to match your fleet

1. Review each row’s best match and its confidence.

2. For a good match, click Confirm — the machine is linked to that catalog model.

3. Not quite right? Choose another and search the catalog for the correct model.

4. Genuinely not in the library? Not in library — this queues a request for the Craneye team to add the model.

5. To move fast, use Confirm all High-confidence to link every high-confidence machine at once, then handle the rest by hand.

Why confidence matters

Craneye scores the match against the model’s name, code and known aliases. High means it’s almost certainly the same machine; Low means eyeball it before confirming.

Common questions

• What does linking actually give me? The machine’s lift plans can use the catalog’s real load charts, and its details stay consistent with the model.
• A machine isn’t in the catalog — what happens? “Not in library” logs it for Craneye to add; meanwhile you can still use the machine, just without catalog charts.

Related

Fleet (assets) Where your machines live.

Lift plans Uses the matched load charts.