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Kontich. A Belgian family-owned business since 2002. Vehicles, equipment, and personnel across three integrated platforms, featuring AGR-GPS for agriculture. Sectors: construction, transportation, agriculture, facilities, and SMEs.
Which providers are active in the Belgian market, and how do they differ? Compare AllConnects, Webfleet, GeoDynamics, Traxgo, and Suivo in terms of offerings, scope of application, Belgian regulations, and public customer reviews.
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Last updated: August 2026 · Compiled by AllConnects based on publicly available information · Reading time: 7 minutes
The Belgian market for track & trace and fleet management includes both local players and international platforms. They differ primarily in scope—whether they cover only vehicles or also include equipment and personnel—in their support for Belgian regulations such as Checkinatwork and AGR-GPS, and in their service models.
This page compares providers based on facts you can verify yourself: where they’re located, what they offer, and how customers rate them. At the bottom of the page, you’ll find a detailed comparison of three providers based on each criterion.
Kontich. A Belgian family-owned business since 2002. Vehicles, equipment, and personnel across three integrated platforms, featuring AGR-GPS for agriculture. Sectors: construction, transportation, agriculture, facilities, and SMEs.
Amsterdam. A subsidiary of Bridgestone. An international fleet management platform focused on vehicle tracking; according to the company, it is used by more than 60,000 companies worldwide.
Kortrijk. Part of the Dutch Blinqx Group since 2025. A specialist in time and activity tracking and track & trace, with a strong presence in the construction, installation, and manufacturing sectors.
Waregem. Part of the Clifford International Group since 2022, which joined the Swedish company AddSecure in 2023. Tracking and monitoring with a wide range of sensors and its own installation team.
Edegem. Part of the Belgian Geo Square Group. An IoT and SaaS platform for workforce, equipment, and fleet management, serving sectors such as buses, concrete, waste management, and public services.
Google reviews do not provide a complete picture of a provider’s quality, but they do offer a publicly verifiable indication of customer experiences. When comparing providers, it’s not just the average score that matters, but also the number of reviews on which that score is based. After all, a high score based on just a few reviews carries a different weight than a comparable score based on dozens of reviews. The table below therefore shows both the Google review score and the number of public reviews for each provider, as measured on the same day.
| Provider | Rating: 5 | Number of reviews |
|---|---|---|
| AllConnects | 4.9 | 87 |
| Webfleet | no score | none |
| GeoDynamics | 3,8 | 33 |
| Traxgo | 4,7 | 46 |
| Suivo | 4.5 | 10 |
Source: Each provider’s publicly available Google Business Profiles, accessed on August 10, 2026. Scores and numbers are subject to change. View all AllConnects reviews. Review counts on other platforms, such as Capterra or G2, are not comparable to Google reviews and are therefore not included here.
Most quotes look similar until you compare them side by side. In practice, these five points make all the difference:
We prepared a comprehensive comparison of three providers, including a fact table for each criterion and an honest overview of what each one does and does not offer.
An international platform from Bridgestone versus a Belgian provider. The main differences lie in scope and support for Belgian regulations.
View the comparisonTwo Belgian companies with highly overlapping service offerings. Both offer Checkinatwork and time tracking; the difference lies in their starting point and in the transportation and agriculture sectors.
View the comparisonTwo Flemish track-and-trace specialists. Traxgo offers a wide range of sensors and has its own installation team; AllConnects focuses more on industry requirements.
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Companies active in the Belgian market include AllConnects (Kontich), GeoDynamics (Kortrijk), Traxgo (Waregem), and Suivo (Edegem), in addition to international platforms such as Webfleet, which is part of Bridgestone. Local providers generally support Belgian regulatory requirements such as Checkinatwork; international platforms typically focus on vehicle tracking.
AllConnects, GeoDynamics, Traxgo, and Suivo all offer solutions for electronic attendance tracking with the RSZ. The differences lie in the tracking method: via an app, a badge, a fixed terminal or turnstile at the site entrance, or a combination of these. Checkinatwork is generally not available on international fleet management platforms.
Certified manure transporters need AGR-GPS for the record-keeping required by the Mestbank. AllConnects offers this service, including an app for the neighbor coordination system. We did not find any offerings for the agricultural sector among the other providers listed here.
That’s possible, but not with every provider. AllConnects, Suivo, and GeoDynamics all offer a combination of vehicle tracking, equipment management, and employee time tracking. International fleet management platforms usually focus on vehicles alone, which means you’ll need a second system for equipment or employees.
Most providers offer prices upon request, because the cost depends on the number of vehicles or assets, the selected modules, the type of hardware, and the installation. When comparing quotes, always add up the cost of the hardware, installation, and subscription fee over the entire contract term—a low monthly price combined with an expensive installation can end up costing more than the other way around.
Because companies that are shopping around will compare options anyway—and they’d rather do so based on facts than on sales pitches. We limit ourselves to verifiable information, indicate where we were unable to verify something, and also point out where another provider has a stronger offering. We are not a neutral party, and that is stated on every comparison page.
Discuss your situation with a specialist. No sales pitch, just an honest answer—even if another provider is a better fit.
Transparency: This overview was compiled by AllConnects. We have limited ourselves to verifiable facts, but we are not a neutral party. All companies listed are respected players in this market. If you notice an error or if a provider is missing, please let us know at service@all-connects.be —we will update the page.
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