Industries

Same platform. Different fleet, different setup.

A rental operator and a cold-chain distributor need opposite things from the same map. These are the sectors our partners serve every day — and what gets configured when we serve a fleet directly.

A logistics yard at dawn, rows of white box trucks and trailers in morning haze

Sector 01

Logistics & distribution

What goes wrong without visibility

  • Detours and private errands hidden inside long routes
  • Delivery-window disputes with no evidence either way
  • Fuel spend that never matches the mileage

What we configure

  • Route corridors with off-route alerts
  • Stop reports matched to delivery points
  • Fuel sensors on the highest-consumption vehicles
Tanker trucks and pickup service vehicles at a desert oil and gas facility at dawn

Sector 02

Oil & gas

What goes wrong without visibility

  • Fuel disappearing between the depot and the site
  • Hazardous loads driven the way ordinary loads are driven
  • Service vehicles idle in the field with no record of where

What we configure

  • Calibrated fuel monitoring with drain alerts by time and place
  • Driver behaviour scoring tuned for hazmat routes
  • Engine hours driving maintenance before a breakdown in the desert
A shaded rental return lane with white vehicles and an attendant checking one in

Sector 03

Car rental & leasing

What goes wrong without visibility

  • Contract mileage reported by the customer, not the car
  • Vehicles crossing borders or regions they were never rented for
  • Recovery of units that stop answering the phone

What we configure

  • Odometer and usage reports per contract
  • Region geofences with exit alerts
  • Low-profile installation and tamper alerts
Excavators and a wheel loader raising dust on a desert construction site, seen through the perimeter fence

Sector 04

Construction & heavy equipment

What goes wrong without visibility

  • Machines run off the books after hours
  • Service intervals tracked on a whiteboard, missed on site
  • Equipment quietly migrating between sites

What we configure

  • Engine-hour counters driving maintenance schedules
  • After-hours movement and ignition alerts
  • Site geofences per project
A refrigerated trailer at a loading dock at night, cold light from the bay mixing with warm yard lamps

Sector 05

Food & beverage · cold chain

What goes wrong without visibility

  • Receivers rejecting loads with no temperature record to argue with
  • Reefer units failing mid-route, discovered at the dock
  • Door openings nobody can account for

What we configure

  • Cargo-space temperature logging tied to position
  • Threshold alerts while the load can still be saved
  • Door sensors with time-and-place events
Passengers boarding a city bus at a shaded stop in low afternoon light

Sector 06

Passenger transport

What goes wrong without visibility

  • Speeding complaints with nothing but word against word
  • Schedule adherence measured by phone calls
  • Parents and clients asking where the bus is

What we configure

  • Speed monitoring with per-route limits
  • Timetable reports against actual movement
  • Live location sharing for approved viewers
A row of white fleet vehicles parked along a sandstone colonnade with date palms

Sector 07

Government fleets

What goes wrong without visibility

  • Departmental vehicles used far outside working hours
  • Utilisation nobody can report when asked
  • Audits answered with estimates

What we configure

  • Working-hours policies with exception alerts
  • Utilisation and mileage reporting per department
  • Role-based access so each office sees its own fleet
Two articulated freight trucks on a desert highway in late afternoon

Sector 08

Long-haul trucking

What goes wrong without visibility

  • Days between a truck leaving and anyone knowing where it went
  • Driving-hour disputes with nothing but the driver’s word
  • Fuel spend on intercity runs that never reconciles

What we configure

  • Corridor geofences along the intercity routes you actually run
  • Stop and driving-time reports per trip
  • Fuel sensors on the highest-consumption tractors
A small delivery van on a residential street, courier carrying a parcel to a villa gate

Sector 09

Last-mile delivery

What goes wrong without visibility

  • “Where is my order?” answered by a guess
  • Failed deliveries nobody can prove were attempted
  • Routes planned on a map that ignores how the day actually went

What we configure

  • Live position for customer ETA enquiries
  • Stop reports matched against delivery addresses
  • Route replay for any disputed drop
White sedans waiting at a covered pick-up rank outside a terminal at dusk

Sector 10

Taxi & ride services

What goes wrong without visibility

  • Speeding complaints with no record to check
  • Vehicles working shifts nobody authorised
  • Utilisation guessed rather than measured

What we configure

  • Speed monitoring with per-zone limits
  • Working-hours policies with exception alerts
  • Per-vehicle utilisation and mileage reporting
A service van outside a low industrial building, technician lifting a toolbox from the rear doors

Sector 11

Field services

What goes wrong without visibility

  • Nobody knows which crew is closest to an urgent call
  • Time on site recorded from memory at the end of the day
  • Vans used for private errands between jobs

What we configure

  • Live positions for dispatch to the nearest crew
  • Site geofences logging arrival and departure automatically
  • After-hours movement alerts
An assessor with a clipboard inspecting the front wing of a sedan in an outdoor yard

Sector 12

Insurance telematics

What goes wrong without visibility

  • Premiums priced on a form rather than on how a vehicle is driven
  • Claims argued without data from the moment itself
  • Stolen vehicles found late, or not at all

What we configure

  • Driver behaviour data for usage-based pricing
  • Route history and event records around a claim
  • Tamper and towing alerts with recovery positioning