GPS Fleet Tracking: Remote & Efficient

GPS tracking is a technology used to monitor moving objects in real time. GPS fleet tracking lets businesses keep watch on their assets on the go and manage transportation operations the smart way. Fleet managers can monitor driver behaviour, optimise routes, improve overall efficiency, and find opportunities for savings.

GPS tracking in logistics is one of the most popular ways to use GPS technology for fleet needs. This includes monitoring the movement and location of a company’s vehicles or any other assets.

Company vehicle tracking provides real-time data for better visibility and control, as well as helps streamline operations and enhance customer service, as vehicles using GPS tracking can find better routes and deliver shipments more quickly.

GPS tracking, with GPS standing for Global Positioning System, is a satellite-based navigation system that provides location and time information.

A GPS tracker, on the other hand, is a device that uses GPS technology to track the location of a person, vehicle, or asset. GPS is the technology, while a GPS tracker is a specific device that utilises this technology.

To track vehicles in your fleet, you need to equip them with GPS trackers that send information to a fleet tracking software. For example, Mapon clients who use our GPS tracking solution can monitor their vehicle location, routes, speeds, and many other metrics in real time.

Yes, some GPS trackers that save data locally on the device can function even when they are not connected to the internet. However, when it comes to fleet management, an internet connection is usually needed to receive updates or access real-time tracking information remotely.

For example, our Mapon Expert GPS-tracking device stores location data in its memory even without an Internet connection and sends it to the Mapon platform when the Internet is available again.

If you want to implement a fleet tracking system in your company, you’ll need two things – first, purchase a GPS tracking device for each vehicle that you wish to monitor; second, integrate that device with fleet tracking software, like Mapon.

You can use one of our tracking devices or integrate a third-party tracker with our platform. We currently support integrations with all major manufacturers, so connecting your tracker to our system should be as easy as pie.

Mapon GPS fleet tracking solution goes beyond standard monitoring. In addition to real-time location, route, and speed data, you’ll have a wide range of driver’s data, receive alerts if the tracker loses signal or stops transmitting data, as well as get access to a live map that shows all up-to-date information in one place.

Moreover, for tracking, you can use Mapon own devices – Mapon Basic or Expert trackers – to fully tap into our technological know-how.

By using GPS navigation, drivers can find optimal routes, avoid traffic jams, and save time and fuel on the road. GPS tracking for fleet management facilitates real-time communication between drivers and managers, resulting in more streamlined operations and overall optimised business processes.