Asset inventory
Maintain identity, type, status, tracker, association, and owner.
Intelligence
Managed rolloutKnow where operational assets are and whether they are used as expected.
What the service is designed to solve
Supported beacons, gateways, and integrations place trailers, equipment, service vehicles, and other assets on the carrier map with location history, health, and utilization context. Best for: Fleets managing trailers, field equipment, chassis, containers, service assets, or remote inventory.
Best fit: Fleets managing trailers, field equipment, chassis, containers, service assets, or remote inventory.
Production scope includes an explicit review of hardware, supported signals, user roles, integrations, retention, operating jurisdictions, and the people responsible for each exception.
Service capabilities
Each capability is connected to a responsible identity and an operating decision. Exact support depends on the selected hardware and agreed rollout.
Maintain identity, type, status, tracker, association, and owner.
See last-known location, movement, and configured history.
Identify arrival, departure, dwell, and unexpected movement.
Compare active use, idle duration, movement frequency, and availability.
How the record moves
The source, review, and final action remain distinguishable so the team can explain what happened without overwriting history.
Associate asset identity, carrier, tracker, and policy.
Accept location and health events at device cadence.
Route movement, battery, dwell, or geofence exceptions.
Operational outcomes
Connected services
Straight answers
The exact answer depends on your vehicles, operating model, jurisdictions, integrations, and selected hardware. These are the boundaries we confirm during discovery.
Cadence depends on power, model, movement, battery strategy, and connectivity.
Asset Tracking
We will confirm the operating problem, selected hardware, data flow, users, integrations, implementation phases, and production acceptance before proposing scope.