First Steps

Congratulations on joining our MinePro community!

This quick start guide will help you setup MinePro.

MinePro is composed of two basic user interfaces: Management and Operator.

Management is web browser based and is where you setup and customize MinePro. It also allows you to access the dashboard, real time monitoring and download reports.

Operator is mobile based and is intended to run on any tablet or smartphone running Android 5.1.1 or higher. This application must be running inside the equipment cabin, preferably on a regular power supply and easily accessible to the equipment operator or truck driver.

Hit the ground running

For a more in depth interface guide, please read Management Interface and Operator Interface sections.

  1. On your web browser, type in the address: minepro.global and login with your credentials;
  2. Begin by setting up your fleets;
  3. Then add all loading¹, hauling and ancillary equipment;
  4. Add all equipment operator and truck drivers;
  5. Setup the icons and names for the cards that will be shown on your operator interface;
  6. Create status cards for the most common occurrences you expect in your operation and choose their position and grouping accordingly;
  7. Add the materials you will be handling in your operation;
  8. Add your inspection checklist items;
  9. Create geofences;
  10. Setup your work schedule;
  11. Add and setup your desired dashboard items.

Now you are almost done! All that is left is to setup the Operator Interface.

  1. For each equipment, install the MinePro app²;
  2. Run the app and login with your credentials (you must have internet connectivity for this step);
  3. Choose the equipment from the list.

DONE!

The equipment operators can now login with the registration number you assigned to them and begin working.

¹ Even if you won't be monitoring all your loading equipment with MinePro, you should add them. They will be considered “virtual” equipment, which won't gather operational data, but will be available to trucks as loading options, which in turn will provide indirect stats on those equipment.

² It may be necessary to allow third-party apps on your Android device. Go to “settings” > “general” > “security” and click the checkbox to allow apps from “unknown sources”. The menu location may differ based on your Android version and launcher.