Aerial view of working machines across a quarry site

Machines in the field

Know which machines are working, waiting or need attention.

Connect location, engine hours, selected fuel data and alarm events to the operational view your team already uses.

Explore heavy equipment Discuss your operation

Machine hoursWorking or idle Fuel eventsReview unusual changes Fault alertsKnow what needs checking Service duePlan the next workshop visit

Delivery vans and trucks leaving a logistics depot at dawn

Road fleet operations

See every vehicle's day without chasing drivers for updates.

Review live location, trip history, mileage, stops and selected driving exceptions in one working timeline.

Explore road fleets See a delivery workflow

Live vehiclesSee what is moving now Trip historyReview the route afterwards Stop analysisFind waiting and dwell time Driver alertsCheck selected exceptions

Fleet manager reviewing equipment and vehicle activity on office screens

Operational decisions

Turn vehicle and equipment data into decisions your team can act on.

Bring status, alarms, maintenance records, driver events and sensor information into the platform and reports your operation needs.

Explore working scenarios Talk through your workflow

Asset statusSee the operating picture Service historyKeep maintenance records together Alarm handlingSee what was followed up Sensor recordsAdd the information the job needs

Machines in the field

The working reality

Your operation does not look like a product catalogue.

You may run excavators that move between sites, trailers that sit without power, vans that leave before sunrise or cold-chain vehicles carrying goods that cannot tolerate a broken journey record.

“Where is that machine now?”

Equipment changes sites, operators and customers faster than office records.

“Has it worked enough for service?”

Manual hour readings arrive late or do not arrive at all.

“Why did it move after hours?”

The first sign of misuse or theft often appears on the next shift.

“Will this work on our vehicles?”

Installation, power, weather, data and platform needs differ from one operation to the next.

What your team can see

Understand the result without reading a specification sheet.

Start with the question your team asks during the working day. The technical feature that makes it possible is shown underneath.

See working hours, fuel use and available machine warnings.

On compatible excavators, tractors and commercial vehicles, bring the information the original machine already produces into the customer's platform.

Technical support: CAN / J1939

See temperature, fuel or specialist sensor information beside the route.

Give the office one timeline instead of checking separate systems when a cold-chain, fuel or equipment event needs investigation.

Technical support: RS232 / RS485 / supported sensors

Know when the vehicle starts, a door opens or a work action happens.

Turn supported ignition, door, SOS, mixer or tipping signals into clear events with a time and location.

Technical support: ACC and configurable I/O

Record more precise field tracks and work areas.

For suitable agriculture projects that need to review where an implement worked and calculate covered ground more accurately.

Technical support: optional RTK

Keep the journey record connected through short signal gaps.

Add continuity through tunnels, covered yards and obstructed streets so the route is easier to review afterwards.

Technical support: optional inertial navigation

Follow outdoor equipment and assets that have no power connection.

Use protected wired devices on powered machines and battery devices on suitable trailers, containers and mobile assets.

Technical support: rugged and battery-powered options

Agriculture machinery

Keep seasonal machines visible when every hour matters.

During planting and harvest, equipment can be spread across large areas with little time for manual updates.

See where field equipment was last active Build a clearer record of machine activity Match hardware to dust, vibration and outdoor mounting

See the agriculture scenario

Use cases

Start with the work your operation needs to control.

Explore 50 scenarios across construction, agriculture, cold chain, small fleets, motorcycles, rental vehicles, passenger transport, boats and non-powered assets.

Explore all working scenarios

Choose by the working day

Start with where it works and what you need to know.

The best choice depends on rain, dust, power, mounting space, vehicle data and how often the asset moves, not simply the longest feature list.

You need to know whether the machine is actually working

Choose a device that can combine location with the available working hours and machine information.

The device will live outside in rain, dust or vibration

Use protected hardware and plan the mounting, cable and antenna position around the real site.

The trailer or asset has no reliable power

Use battery tracking and set the reporting pattern around how often the asset moves.

You mainly need routes, vehicle use and unusual movement

A simpler wired or plug-in tracker may be enough for delivery, rental and company fleets.

See hardware by application

How we work

From the equipment requirement to a testable hardware plan.

Whether you operate the fleet directly or provide a solution to your own customers, the process stays tied to the real vehicle, machine and installation requirement.

Define

Clarify equipment type, work environment, power, installation, desired visibility and platform situation.

Compare

Narrow the choice to devices that suit the actual vehicle, site and information needed.

Validate

Coordinate samples, documentation, communication and the checks needed before a larger commitment.

Tell us what vehicle, machine or asset you need to connect.

Start with the working scenario