Faq

A GPS vehicle tracker uses satellite technology to determine the precise location of a vehicle. It receives signals from multiple GPS satellites and calculates the vehicle's coordinates. This information is then transmitted to a central server, allowing fleet managers to track the vehicle's real-time location.

Yes, we offer a warranty of 1 year for all our vehicle tracking devices. This ensures that you receive a reliable and high-quality product.

Yes, fleet management solutions offer features such as fuel monitoring and optimization tools that help identify fuel wastage, reduce idle time, and optimize routes. By implementing these measures, businesses can significantly reduce their fuel costs.

A bike GPS tracker is a device that uses the Global Positioning System to monitor and report the real-time location of a bicycle, aiding in theft prevention and recovery.

It receives signals from satellites to determine the bike's location and transmits this data via cellular networks to a smartphone or computer for real-time monitoring.

A car dash camera, or dash cam, is a device mounted on a vehicle's dashboard or windshield that records the view through the front or rear windows, providing video evidence in case of incidents.

Dash cams continuously record video onto a memory card while the vehicle is in operation. Some models feature loop recording, overwriting the oldest footage when storage is full, and may include sensors to detect collisions, automatically saving relevant clips.

The optimal placement for a dash cam is near the rear-view mirror on the windshield, ensuring an unobstructed view while minimizing driver distraction.

A Fuel Monitoring System is a technology solution designed to track, monitor, and manage fuel usage within fleet operations. It typically consists of hardware and software components that work together to provide real-time and historical data on fuel consumption, helping fleet operators optimize fuel usage, reduce costs, and improve operational efficiency.

Implementing a Fuel Monitoring System is crucial for fleet management as it enables precise tracking of fuel consumption, helps in identifying inefficiencies or unauthorized usage, reduces operational costs, and enhances overall fleet efficiency.

Yes, we provide AIS-140 certified devices with CDAC approval. This certification ensures that our devices meet the highest standards of quality and compliance with regulatory requirements. With our devices, you can obtain the fastest RTO approval and other necessary certificates as per state norms.

With our platform, you can have full visibility and access to a wide range of vehicle details. This includes the current location of your vehicle through live tracking, distance traveled, travel time, stoppages made, notifications and alerts for various events such as stoppages, geofence breaches, ignition status, overspeeding, and SOS alerts. You can also manage vehicle-related documents, driver verification, and trip management.

Our platform offers various reports to help you track and manage your vehicles effectively. You can access reports such as daily distance traveled, trip reports, geofence reports, movement reports, driver scorecards, speed-distance reports, stoppage reports, A/C reports, temperature reports, ignition reports, expense reports, and even reports on network availability.

For installation, we require three connection points: ignition, power, and ground. The ground wire is connected to the metal body of the vehicle, while power and ignition are taken from the coupler without cutting any wires. In vehicles with an available OBD port, we use an OBD extension to install the device, making the process quick and convenient.

GPS trackers can be powered by internal batteries, vehicle power sources (like the OBD-II port), or external power connections. Battery life varies based on device settings and usage.

Many GPS trackers that offer real-time tracking require a subscription to cover data transmission costs. However, some devices with passive tracking store data locally and don't require a subscription.

A device that uses the Global Positioning System to monitor and report the real-time location of a vehicle.

It receives signals from satellites to determine the vehicle's location and transmits this data via cellular networks to a monitoring platform.

Inspect common hiding spots like under the dashboard or wheel wells, use a GPS detector, and consult a professional for safe removal.

A system that tracks and evaluates various aspects of driver behavior to ensure safe and efficient fleet operations. It collects data on driving performance, including speeding events and rapid acceleration, using vehicle tracking and telematics systems.

It uses sensors and cameras to monitor driver behavior, tracking metrics such as speed, acceleration, braking patterns, and even eye movements. This data is analyzed to provide real-time feedback to both the driver and fleet managers about potential safety risks or violations.

Implementing such a system enhances safety by detecting driver fatigue or distraction in real-time, helping to prevent accidents and promote safe driving behavior. This protects drivers, others on the road, and the company's reputation.