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Key capabilities

• Utilisation by asset, site and contractIgnition, engine hours, PTO and movement are combined into productive, idle and parked time. Results roll up by depot, contract and asset class, so the weekly number is calculated, not argued.
• One map across mixed hardwareDevice protocols from different tracker brands are normalised into one position stream. Live and historical tracks sit on the same map, with playback per trip.
• Geofence and unauthorised-use alertsSites, routes and curfew windows are drawn once. Movement outside a permitted zone or time raises an alert with the asset, driver and location attached.
• Maintenance triggered by real usageService intervals are set in engine hours or kilometres from CAN and odometer data. When a threshold approaches, a work order opens in the workshop system.

Use cases

• Right-size the fleet
• Reconcile fuel against movement
• Service on real usage
• Report utilisation to clients

Key capabilities

• Excursion alerting with named escalationLimits are set per product and zone, with time-above-threshold logic to ignore brief spikes. An excursion alerts a named owner by app, SMS or call, and escalates on a timer if unacknowledged.
• Continuous condition monitoringTemperature, humidity and door status are sampled continuously from probes and reefer units, stored with device timestamps, and buffered at the edge when connectivity drops.
• Chain of custody per shipmentReadings are linked to shipment, batch, vehicle and route references from WMS or ERP. Handover points are recorded, so custody is clear at every stage.
• Compliance reports generated automaticallyPer-shipment and per-site reports are produced from the stored record, including excursions, acknowledgements and corrective actions, and exported in the format your client or authority asks for.

Use cases

• Save a load in transit
• Answer a questioned delivery
• Monitor cold rooms overnight
• Keep sensors audit-ready

Key capabilities

• Journey approval and live monitoringJourneys are planned with route, rest stops and a risk assessment, then approved before departure. Once live, position is compared to the plan and deviations, overdue arrivals and curfew breaches raise alerts.
• Behaviour detection from vehicle dataAccelerometer and CAN data detect speeding, harsh braking, harsh cornering and excessive driving time. Thresholds can differ by vehicle type, road and client standard.
• AI camera events with videoCamera-detected fatigue, distraction and phone use arrive as events. The clip is attached to the trip and driver record, so review starts with the evidence.
• Scorecards and coaching workflowEvents roll up into driver scorecards. Repeated or severe events open a coaching task for a supervisor, and completion and follow-up are tracked.

Use cases

• Approve journeys before departure
• Intervene on fatigue
• Coach from real events
• Produce a client audit pack

Key capabilities

• Early fault detection with probable causeModels compare live vibration spectra, temperature and current against each machine’s learned baseline. Drift is ranked by severity and matched to likely faults such as bearing wear, imbalance or misalignment.
• Condition monitoring across mixed equipmentMachines, gensets, pumps and mobile plant share one asset hierarchy. Sensor data and PLC tags are stored per asset, with operating state used to avoid false alarms.
• Signal analysis at the edgeHigh-frequency vibration and acoustic data are processed on an edge gateway into features such as RMS and spectral bands, so only what matters crosses the network.
• Work orders raised automaticallyWhen a fault crosses a severity level, a work order is created in your CMMS or EAM with the asset, trend, severity and recommended check.

Use cases

• Catch bearing wear early
• Protect standby power
• Keep vehicles in service
• Order parts on condition

Key capabilities

• Leak and loss localisationDistrict inflow is balanced against the sum of downstream meters, and minimum night flow is tracked per zone. Persistent gaps narrow a loss to a district, segment or single meter.
• Remote metering on unmanned sitesBattery-powered endpoints report over LoRaWAN or NB-IoT on a set schedule. Missing reads, tamper flags and low battery raise their own alerts.
• Pressure, flow and quality monitoringPressure, flow and water-quality sensors are sampled continuously. Transients, low-pressure events and out-of-range quality readings trigger alerts tied to their location.
• Consumption analytics and profilesInterval reads build daily and seasonal profiles by site, tenant and process. Abnormal usage is flagged against that profile rather than a fixed limit.

Use cases

• Locate network leakage
• Read unmanned sites remotely
• Bill tenants from actual reads
• Dispatch crews to a location

Key capabilities

• Equipment fault detection across sitesRules watch chiller delta-T, AHU fan status, pump run hours and temperature trends from the BMS. A failing unit raises an alarm with the equipment, site and trend before comfort complaints arrive.
• Energy anomalies by site and systemSub-meter data is profiled by time of day and day type. Consumption above baseline, or loads running out of hours, is flagged per building and system.
• Indoor environment and occupancyTemperature, humidity, CO₂ and occupancy sensors are read per zone, so conditions can be compared with occupancy and ventilation adjusted where it is needed.
• Timed escalation to contractorsAlarms open work orders against the responsible contractor with an SLA timer. Unacknowledged or overdue jobs escalate automatically, and response times are recorded.

Use cases

• Find failing HVAC equipment
• Stop out-of-hours energy waste
• Hold contractors to SLAs
• Benchmark the portfolio

Key capabilities

• Estate-wide shelf label pricingPrice changes from the pricing system are pushed to electronic shelf labels across branches in one batch. Each label confirms the update, and mismatches with POS prices are flagged for correction.
• Shelf availability and planogram checksWeight sensors, shelf cameras and POS sales are compared with the planogram. Empty facings and wrong placements raise tasks for the branch team.
• Cabinet and cold-room monitoringProbes in display cabinets and back-of-house cold rooms report continuously. Temperature drift or defrost failures alert the branch and maintenance contractor before stock is lost.
• Footfall, movement and dwellDoor counters and anonymised camera analytics measure footfall and dwell by zone, so layout and staffing can be compared with sales.

Use cases

• Run an estate-wide promotion
• Save stock in failing cabinets
• Fix recurring shelf gaps
• Compare branch performance

Key capabilities

• Condition-triggered task dispatchAsset alarms and maintenance schedules create jobs automatically. Rules pick the technician by skill, proximity and availability, and the job arrives on their device with the asset’s history and live readings.
• Digital checklists and proof of workConfigurable forms require photos, readings, signatures and QR or NFC scans. Submissions are timestamped and geotagged, so completion is evidenced, not asserted.
• Location awareness and lone-worker safetyCrew location is shown against jobs during working hours. Missed check-ins, man-down or panic events alert a supervisor with the worker’s last known position.
• Crew and contractor performanceResponse, travel, time on site and first-time completion are recorded per job, so performance compares fairly by site, job type and contractor.

Use cases

• Dispatch from asset alarms
• Verify contractor work
• Protect lone workers
• Work without coverage