10 s
Update interval
Stop chasing ETAs
Position updates every ten seconds, and an arrival time recalculated against live traffic rather than the departure plan. Your customer service team answers "where is it" without calling dispatch.
/ Platform
Know where your freight is without calling anyone
Every vehicle streams position, consumption and mechanical health to the control centre. We give you the same screen — included on every movement, spot ones too.
/ The problem
Most fleets call themselves connected because a customer can watch a dot move across a map. That is tracking. It answers exactly one question, and it answers it late.
Telemetry answers a different one — what is this vehicle about to need, and who has to know now.
/ What you get
Four things that change your week
15 MIN
Incident call
Know before your client does
A deviation raises an alert the moment telemetry sees it — a missed slot, a temperature drift, a stopped vehicle. You get the call within fifteen minutes, with the cause and the revised arrival.
SAME DAY
POD availability
Close the file the same day
Proof of delivery is photographed and timestamped at the handover, with the temperature trace attached on reefer moves. It is in the portal before the driver leaves the yard.
REST
API access
Keep the data in your own systems
Everything visible in the portal is available through the API — position, stock quantities per SKU, documents, delivery events. Your team works where it already works.
/ How it works
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Book
Send the movement from the portal, by email, or straight from your own TMS through the API. Dispatch confirms with a vehicle and a collection window.
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Track
The unit streams position, consumption and mechanical health from the moment it is assigned. You and your client see the same screen.
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Reconcile
Proof of delivery, temperature trace and any incident report land against the movement. The monthly report aggregates them against your agreed transit times.
/ Platform questions
What integration teams ask
Is the portal included, or is it extra?
Included on every movement, spot ones too. It is not a product we sell — it is how we run the fleet, and giving you the same screen the dispatcher looks at is cheaper for everyone than answering the phone.
Can my own customers see their delivery?
Yes. You can share a single movement through a link that shows position and arrival time without exposing your rates, your other lanes or anything else in your account.
What does the API actually expose?
Movements and their status, live position, estimated arrival, stock quantities per SKU and per location for warehoused goods, delivery documents, and the event stream behind incident alerts. REST, JSON, token authentication.
How long is data kept?
Operational data stays available for the length of the contract plus the statutory retention period on transport documents. Telemetry is processed under GDPR and hosted in the EU. Nothing is sold or shared with third parties.
Do I need to install anything?
No. The portal runs in a browser and the telemetry lives in the vehicles, not in your infrastructure. API integration is the only work on your side, and it is a day for most teams.
What happens if the connection drops mid-route?
The unit buffers locally and uploads when coverage returns, so the trace has no holes. If a vehicle is silent for longer than its expected dead zone, dispatch is alerted and calls the driver.
/ See it live
Fifteen minutes on a real account beats any screenshot.
We walk you through the dispatcher's screen on a live corridor, then hand you API credentials on a sandbox so your team can judge the integration themselves.