It is the first thing a client buys and what they check every day. It has to load fast, make sense without a manual, and work the same on the office computer and on the owner's phone.
Every reseller picks how the vehicle list looks. It changes in seconds, no code involved, and can be changed again anytime.
You also choose where the tools menu lives — across the top, or in a narrow rail on the left — and the brand color applies to both the same way.
Below the map, on the right, or no panel at all — once the vehicle's balloon already shows address, time and even street view, many clients prefer no panel in the way at all.
Every vehicle on one screen, named the way your client named them: plate, nickname or internal number.
Pick a vehicle and a day and see the whole trip: where it went, at what time, where it stopped and for how long.
Speed shows next to the vehicle. If it goes over the limit your client set, it gets flagged.
When the vehicle has driver identification, the trip carries a name, not just a plate.
Fleet owners do not sit at a computer. They see the same thing on their phone, under your brand.
By site, by city, by vehicle type or by end client. Every company organises differently and the panel adapts.
Exact words you can use on the visit. No jargon.
“You open this on your phone and see where your vehicles are right now. Not tomorrow, not in a report: now.”
“They told you the truck waited two hours at the customer? Here you see the whole day and the exact time it arrived and left.”
“This is not about distrusting your people. It is about being able to answer YOUR customer when they ask where the delivery is.”
You resell under your own brand. This is who it works for, and with what argument.
The owner wants to know where the load is and be able to answer the customer who calls.
Crews, installers, service teams. They need to know who is closest to the next job.
The most common case and the easiest sale: they want to know where their vehicle is and that nobody takes it.
Contractors who must prove to their customer that the route was completed.
The map with their vehicles and the position of each one, with its name or number plate. From there they reach the history, the reports and the rest of the tools.
Yes, from the browser and also from the Android and iPhone app, which carries your brand.
It depends on how often the installed device reports, which is configurable. More often means more detail and more data consumption.
No. The panel carries your domain and your logo; the end client never sees ours.
Everything else we offer rests on this screen. Start here.