Published: 15. July 2022,
Enterprise vehicle tracking is a process of monitoring the movement of company vehicles as they travel to various business locations. The data collected through this process can be used to improve fleet performance, improve driver safety, optimize routes, and reduce fuel usage. In recent years, enterprise fleet management has made it more affordable and easier to use, making it an increasingly popular solution for businesses of all sizes.
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GPS tracking works by combining hardware devices installed on trucks, heavy machinery or equipment with cloud-based software. This software can be accessed from any internet-connected device in order to track a fleet.
The software includes an easy-to-use dashboard and mobile app that provides a wealth of information based on what you want to track. For example, you can view driver safety and performance, fuel efficiency and optimization, engine performance, geofences and route navigation, or vehicle condition and maintenance needs.
GPS vehicle tracking systems are extremely valuable for fleet managers. Installing a GPS tracker is useful for the organization to stay ahead of the curve. When evaluating a system, it’s important to consider these must-have features:
Trackunit Manager provides you with a total overview of your entire construction fleet. This solution gives you endless possibilities, where you can track every movement and feature with your own customizable dashboards. It utilizes GPS tracking and alerts to see where your fleet and equipment are located at any time of the day, which helps reduce idle time.
To effectively manage your fleet, you will need data. Data collection can happen through hardware installed directly onto your equipment or vehicles or through ISO feeds with compatible manufacturers.
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