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Fleet management

Put location and status to work.

Start with the vehicles, then bring location, trips and available status data into daily operations. Confirm which data is available before defining alerts and system connections.

Three questions for daily operations.

  1. Where are the vehicles, and which routes have they taken?

  2. Which status data is available, and which exceptions need follow-up?

  3. How can this information support the team's existing workflow?

Concept scene of a business vehicle fleet
Concept illustration, not a customer installation.

Workflow

From vehicle setup to daily use.

  1. Define vehicles and data

    List make, model, year, trim and installation conditions. Select terminals around the need for location, mileage or more detailed vehicle status.

    Vehicle list / data scope / device selection

  2. Connect location and status

    Install and validate the devices, then check location and trip history. Use only vehicle-data fields confirmed for the selected device and vehicle.

    Installation checks / trips / available fields

  3. Follow up on exceptions

    Configure supported geofence, speeding or driving-behavior alerts. Operations staff review them alongside time, location and available status data.

    Alert rules / staff review / event follow-up

  4. Connect business systems

    Define required data, permissions and update methods for existing systems. Confirm API scope and integration testing for the project.

    API scope / permissions / integration checks

Device selection

Choose devices for the job.

These are selection options, not a required bundle. Functions and combinations must be confirmed for the vehicles and project.

TX-5-CAN

For OBD / CAN vehicle data

TX-5-CAN

Discuss VIN, RPM, coolant temperature and mileage alongside location and trips. Available fields require vehicle-specific confirmation.

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TX-5-OBD

For location and basic alerts

TX-5-OBD

OBD II plug-in installation for tracking, trip history and supported alerts. It should not be assumed to provide the full TX-5-CAN data set.

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TX-9

For detailed status or authorized control

TX-9

A terminal tailored to rental operations. Confirm vehicle compatibility and authorization conditions separately for lock, ignition-state or supported remote-control requirements.

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Project fitment

Confirm the scope before rollout.

Vehicles and data fields
Available fields can differ by vehicle even with the same device. Provide make, model, year and trim; an OBD connector alone does not confirm full functionality.
Installation and connectivity
Confirm power, mounting location, operating region and mobile connectivity. Location updates and alert delivery depend on reception, device settings and network conditions.
Control and integration
Remote control applies only to validated vehicles and functions, used by authorized personnel under safe conditions. API fields, commands and permissions are project-specific.

Share your operating region, fleet size, vehicle models and years, required data and systems to connect.

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