Built on the platform, not bolted on
Applications and extensions that use the same API your own developers would — so they inherit the same data, the same accounts and the same permissions.
Marketplace
Somebody has usually solved it already.
Every tracking company has the same conversation: a customer asks for something specific, and the only answers are “no” or a development quote. A marketplace of extensions built on the platform adds a third one.
Reporting Extra report packs
Dispatch Job and route assignment
Maintenance Service scheduling
Analytics Dashboards and exports
Integrations ERP, payroll, billing
Field Driver and crew apps
Capability
Capability
Add rather than commission
The gap between “our customer wants X” and “we can quote X” stops being a development estimate.
Capability
Where the specialist cases live
Sector-specific needs — a particular report, a particular workflow — are usually somebody else’s solved problem before they are yours.
Capability
Or publish your own
The same surface that lets you consume an extension lets you build one. What you write for one customer can become something you sell to the next.
Capability
Under your account
What is enabled, and for whom, is an administrative decision on your side — not a customer wandering into a store.
Capability
Ask before you promise
The catalogue moves and availability varies by tier. Tell us what the customer is asking for and we will find out what exists before it reaches a proposal.
What it means for you
Why a tracking company cares.
Your margin is not in writing software; it is in the contracts you can say yes to. An extension you enable in an afternoon costs you nothing to carry and closes the deals that a “not supported” would have lost.