fleetNET

Real-time location, movement and activity for every vehicle and machine, plus driving data, operating hours and consumption metrics. Instead of estimates and manual reports, you make decisions from accurate, up-to-date information.

Yes. fleetNET tracks any powered asset — trucks, vans, cars, excavators, tractors, trailers and specialist equipment. GPS and CAN adapters cover the full range; for older machinery without CAN, basic GPS tracking is available with no hardware changes beyond fitting a tracker.

Route optimization plans and re-orders deliveries and field tasks to cut distance and fuel. Maintenance prediction flags rising fault indicators before a breakdown. Behavior analysis scores driving style and flags fuel-wasting patterns. Fuel monitoring tracks consumption per vehicle, route and driver — so you know where the waste is coming from.

Less distance driven per route, lower fuel, fewer unplanned repairs, less time spent on manual reporting, and stronger accountability across the fleet. For most customers the biggest immediate wins are route efficiency and the elimination of manual logbooks and phone-call status checks.

No. Most customers start with a priority group — a specific depot, vehicle type or route — and expand as the value is established. Devices can be fitted progressively and the platform scales from a handful of assets to thousands.

A basic tracker shows you where a vehicle is. fleetNET also tells you what it's doing, how it's being driven, when it needs servicing, and how to route the next job more efficiently. The AI layer turns telemetry into operational decisions — route plans, maintenance alerts, behavior reports — not just a dot on a map.