Advanced Fleet Management

Monitoring the location of your equipment, connected sensors, tools, workers on site, and the health of your fleet are all some of the benefits of the right fleet management system.

Oil and gas assets require frequent attention. Contractor vehicles may visit remote sites for equipment installation or maintenance. Cellular coverage may be limited. Field roads may not be named, or even mapped. How can Fleetometer help?

Regardless of what you may transport, you can use tools such as maintenance tracking, notifications and driver identification to track driver hours and keep your operations running smoothly.

Perhaps your loved one is a new driver, or maybe you moved to a new area and you’d like the peace of mind of knowing when they’ve gotten to the office, or left school. Fleetometer can help.

Fleetometer can be used in rental cars for more than just tracking and recovery. You can track mileage and trigger maintenance alerts and end-of-term notices. Notify your fleet manager when a possible crash was detected, or investigate the circumstances prior to a crash, and more. 

Trailers and other attachments within range of Fleetometer terminals can be tracked by proximity using wireless beacons. Similarly, the beacon can be attached to tools or equipment that are hauled or transported in a vehicle’s cargo compartment. 

If your cars are parked on the lot awaiting a demo from a prospective customer, it helps to monitor the battery voltage, fuel level, any fault codes and the length or time they’ve been parked. These details can ensure that your car starts, and is ready to impress your customer on their test drive. 

Malfunctioning cooling equipment or a breach in your cargo compartment’s door seals/insulation could force your vehicle to work harder to keep your goods cool, or worst yet cause your carge compartment’s temperature to deviate from recommended values. Fleetometer can alert you if things aren’t quite right. 

Fleetometer achieves proximity detection by integrating wireless beacons and advanced GPS terminals. Attach a small beacon to parcels, packets, pallets, boxes, livestock, food, pharmaceuticals and track their location.

Appropriate mainentenance can keep your fleet operational and reduce costs associated with repairs and lost business. It also keeps you covered under dealer warranties and helps keep your equipment operators safe. Fleetometer service intervals can help. 

With live tracking, you can assist vehicle recovery efforts and quickly retrieve your vehicle if it gets in the wrong hands. Set up alerts that notify you if the vehicle is started. You can also configure the alerts to be triggered during certain times. 

Tracking waste bins by proximity can help your waste management business ensure that routes were completely serviced. You can also see the time the waste was collected and plan your routes effectively. Log drivers with wireless keychain beacons. 

Monitoring the state (open/close) of your cargo door can be useful in tracing when your cargo was accessed. You can also set up a notification that alerts you when the door was opened at a location other than your customer’s delivery point. 

Green driving is encouraged by monitoring vehicle speed in combination with cornering, acceleration and braking forces. The system computes a score based on these measurements and you can determine areas of improvement.

Replace timesheets and manual logs with a Fleetometer wireless driver identification system. This is realized when a compact personal beacon attached to the driver’s keychain is detected by a Fleetometer terminal.