Our Features
Real-Time Location Tracking
Awareness of where your drivers, vehicles, and equipment are at any given moment allows you to respond more rapidly to emergencies. It also enables you to make sure you send the right vehicles, people, and resources to the right places. More simply, the number one reason companies need real-time location tracking is for an anti-theft system.
Route Optimization
Route optimization is a natural outgrowth of vehicle tracking systems. It takes into account traffic patterns, accidents, road work, bridge heights, and other factors that impact routes. As a result, you can improve response time, reduce mileage and fuel consumption, fit more jobs into a day, and improve customer service. Real-time data about current conditions gives you the ability to make quick, informed decisions that maintain efficiency and meets customer expectations.
Driver Behaviour Monitoring
Monitoring and improving driving behavior is essential for your business to run at max efficiency and productivity. It's not a tool used to implicate them or watch their every move. It's a tool to improve their performance and grow your business.
Vehicle Maintenance
Reduce Downtime with Service Reminders employing usage-based maintenance: Service Reminders help in scheduling preventative maintenance based on meter reading, time interval, actual mileage, or engine hours to increase vehicle lifetime, avoid untimely breakdowns & reduce heavy maintenance costs.
Measuring Vehicle Utilization
Vehicle tracking systems provide comprehensive utilization reports that give you all the necessary data to make informed decisions about your vehicles and assets. It might translate into a need for right-sizing your fleet, or simply improving your vehicle efficiency.
Customizable Alerts
Fleet management customizable alerts are always at the top of the must-have vehicle tracking system features. Receiving real-time notifications regarding driving behaviour to vehicle diagnostics can open opportunities for reducing risk and improving efficiency, which goes right to thebottom line.
Trip Scheduling
New vehicle tracking systems can do much more than simply track vehicles, but trip scheduling is certainly one of their best functions. Scheduling allows you to set up alert notifications for when your vehicle arrives at a certain location. If you’re worried about whether or not your kid will actually be home from school on time, there’s no need; if he or she is tardy, you’ll receive an instant alert.
Geofencing
When a vehicle leaves a specific area, you can receive an alert. Geofencing is handy if you’re worried about a fleet vehicle traveling off-road or away from its destination. It will also remind you if it’s been sitting idle for too long—if your employee hasn’t moved in 30 minutes, you may want to get in touch with them.
Control Center/Software
The control center, which is where you’ll access your tracking software, should be easy and intuitive to use. Once installed on your computer or smartphone, it should provide everything you need at a glance. You don’t want to go searching for additional help when something goes wrong.
Battery Life/Recharge Time
This is one of those features that might not seem very important at first. Think about it, though: If your VTS doesn’t have enough juice to last all day, you’ll have trouble using it as intended.As a minimum, look for a device with at least five hours of battery life and quick-charging capabilities; if possible, look for one that has longer battery life and can be charged via solar or wind power (if you use a device in remote areas).
Sensor Durability
Vehicle tracking system’s most important job is to track your vehicles, so it makes sense that you want a device that can withstand elements like extreme temperatures and sun exposure. If your devices aren’t durable enough, they may break down before their batteries run out—and that means someone would have to head out into dangerous conditions (i.e., in a blizzard or on scorching pavement) to retrieve them.
Offline Data Tracking
Vehicle Tracking Platform offer offline data tracking services, which means they will track your vehicle’s progress and whereabouts even if you are not on a cellular network. This service is extremely helpful if you’re on a long road trip and wish to avoid roaming charges.
Add-ons/Accessories
Today’s GPS tracking systems aren’t just capable of keeping tabs on your vehicle. They can be outfitted with a wide range of add-ons and accessories, such as long-range antennas for better reception and enhanced antennas for improved cellular performance (which can increase battery life). Other add-ons include a data logger that tracks mileage, trip data, location history and more.
What we do?
Vehicle tracking system is the system that allows tracking and controlling of vehicles via an online computer, smart phone, tablet, etc. on a 24/7 basis thanks to GPS satellites. Vehicle tracking systems make it possible to have an instantaneous and history tracking of vehicle speeds, the routes they followed, stopping points, idling times on maps providing a registry and check point with past and present reports.
Basically, the vehicle tracking systems work in a loop of GPS, GSM/GPRS, digital maps and special software. Mobile data devices mounted on vehicles transmit two pieces of information they get from satellites – real-time when the satellite information was transmitted and position of the satellite in orbit at the time of transmission - and transmit telemetric information such as temperature to control and communication centers via the GSM/GPRS network. Information received as such are then compiled thanks to special software and recorded in a databank on servers. On the user side, vehicles can be tracked on their instantaneous and history records via a computer or a smartphone/tablet by using special software making it possible to visualize all information from vehicles.
What Is GPS?
The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a space-based satellite navigation system that provides location and time information in all weather conditions, anywhere on or near the Earth where there is an unobstructed line of sight to four or more GPS satellites. The system provides critical capabilities to military, civil and commercial users around the world. It is maintained by the United States government and is freely accessible to anyone with a GPS receiver.The GPS is a satellite-based navigation system made up of a network of 24 satellites placed into orbit by the U.S. Department of Defense.
Benefits of GPS System
Improved Safety
The safety of your drivers is no doubt a top priority for your organization. This starts with having well-maintained vehicles but should also focus on monitoring driver behaviour and ensuring that safe driving practices are being followed.
Minimize Fuel Costs
Fuel costs are one of the largest expense lines for transportation companies, second only to payroll. With GPS tracking, fleet owners can understand when and how their vehicles are being operated. Speeding and other poor driving behaviours, such as harsh acceleration, can decrease fuel efficiency increasing costs.
Theft Recovery
Vehicles and equipment are some of the most valuable assets your business owns. It is one of the top benefits of GPS tracking. When you have GPS tracking installed on your vehicles and other assets, your company can easily monitor the location and set calendar templates for expected use and quickly identify unusual or unauthorized use.
Increasing Productivity
The safety of your drivers is no doubt a top priority for your organization. This starts with having well-maintained vehicles but should also focus on monitoring driver behaviour and ensuring that safe driving practices are being followed.
Lower Operational Costs
By having access to the data that matters most to your business in real-time, organizations can make more informed businessdecisions, reducing operational costs. Having instant access to data helps businesses identify problems quickly and ensures that resolutions can be put in place to mitigate costs that would have been incurred if the problem existed for a longer period.
Uses of Vehicle Tracking System
Control room to monitor equipment /vehicles
Track the movement of all your assets in a single window, highlighting their predicted delays to avoid missed deadlines, lost revenue and SLAs. Get uptime reports during jobs/trips to highlight misuse cases, avoid penalties. Increase ROI by avoiding unnecessary rentals and reallocating vehicles to customer sites on realtime basis.
Help prevent Unauthorised use and theft
With Fleet management GPS tracking for construction equipment’s /vehicles, get alerts on unauthorized operation in any time of day or night. Using misuse alerts, set risk area geofences and get alerts when vehicle crosses these areas.
Avoid accidents, rising insurance costs and customer issues
The safe operation of your construction fleet is vital to your business to avoid heavy government fines. Fleetx telematics help you identifying the problem well in advance by getting speeding, harsh-acceleration, idling alerts and summary reports. Alert drivers on realtime basis to avoid late penalties, mis-happenings.
Improved & timely payroll and customer billing
Get more accurate historical data of working/running hours to let your business relied on better data. Increase customer billing accuracy and reduce irrelevant customer claims using real data ensuring accurate & timely payroll. Get daily running reports along with vehicle wise reports of arrival and departure times.
Live alerts & Service Reminders
Service Reminders help in scheduling preventative maintenance to increase vehicle/equipment lifetime, avoid untimely breakdowns & reduce heavy maintenance costs. Intelligent real-time alerts like harsh acceleration, over-speeding along with advanced analytical reports helps in analysing vehicle service trends and maintenance costs.
Radhika Sawant
Product Manager
Anil Lohar
Full Stack Developer
Sai Herekar
Full Stack Developer