FAQ

Track & trace

Track & trace systems, based on GPS technology, allow companies to remotely track their fleets in real time. The black box is the heart of track & trace tracking systems and is built into the vehicle. Current status and position information is transmitted to the central server, in most cases via gprs data communication. This allows the back office to track the GPS position, route taken, speed, direction and ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival) of vehicles, among other things.

Benefits of track and trace systems:

  • Improved efficiency: Real-time location data allows fleet managers to accurately track vehicles, which helps with more efficient route planning, better dispatching, and faster adjustments when delays occur.
  • Cost savings: By accurately monitoring fuel consumption and driving behavior, companies can reduce unnecessary costs such as excessive idling or inefficient routes.
  • Improved customer service: ETAs (Estimated Time of Arrival) can be accurately calculated and tracked, which helps companies better inform customers of expected delivery or service times.
  • Driver behavior monitoring: Track and trace systems make it possible to analyze driver behavior, such as speeding or inefficient driving, which can improve safety and potentially lower insurance premiums.
  • Theft prevention and recovery: In case of theft, the vehicle can be tracked and recovered via track and trace technology, which helps secure valuable assets.
  • Reporting and Analysis: The data collected can be used for detailed reports and analysis that help identify patterns in driving behavior, maintenance needs and performance.

Applications of track and trace systems:

  • Transportation and Logistics: Track deliveries and optimize routes to deliver on time and increase efficiency.
  • Construction and heavy equipment: Monitoring the location and use of machinery on large construction sites, which helps in more efficient use of resources.
  • Service sector: Scheduling and optimizing service personnel based on nearest available vehicles.

The system not only provides real-time visibility, but also supports historical reporting for performance evaluation and regulatory compliance.

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