How GPS vehicle monitoring works

Satellite transport monitoring is a modern system that combines hardware solutions and software for effective fleet management. It consists of several key components:

• GPS/GSM device installed directly on the vehicle
• server platform for receiving and storing information
• user interface (web office or specialized software for dispatchers)

The system operates on the basis of continuous data exchange

A GPS tracker installed in a vehicle receives information from satellites and transmits it via mobile communication to a server, where it is processed and stored. The device records:

• the geographical location of the vehicle
• the current speed
• the number of satellites in the reception area
• the readings of connected sensors (ignition, fuel level, temperature sensors, etc.)
• the voltage of the on-board network
• the stability of the GSM connection

All information received is stored in the database for one year. Users can access it through their personal account on the website. The data is displayed in convenient formats:

• interactive route maps and schedules
• analytical reports in table form

When analyzing routes, the system provides detailed information about travel time, speed modes, stops, and their duration. Graphical reports allow you to evaluate the style of transport management, the technical condition of the electrical network, and other operational indicators. If a fuel level sensor is available, advanced analytics are generated, which form the basis for accurate fuel consumption accounting.

The fuel control system

The fuel control system allows you to track:

• refueling and possible drains
• actual fuel consumption based on mileage
• fuel balance at the beginning and end of the working day
• total fuel consumption for any period

Satellite monitoring is an effective tool for optimizing fleet operations and controlling fuel and lubricants, providing accurate analytics and convenient information delivery.

Online monitoring of vehicles in roaming

GPS monitoring of transport remains relevant during international transportation. For example, companies that deliver valuable or perishable goods abroad must strictly adhere to temperature and logistics requirements. In such cases, it is important to see the route, fuel consumption, and cargo condition in real time.

To do this, the vehicle is equipped with a GPS tracker in the cab, fuel level sensors on the tractor's tanks and refrigeration equipment, as well as temperature sensors in the refrigerated trailer.

The online mode involves the use of an international SIM card, which allows full access to information regardless of the country where the vehicle is located. You can monitor the route, fuel consumption, and compliance with the temperature regime of transportation in real time.

Contact us

To choose the best transport control option, contact our specialists or fill out the form on the website. The GPS monitoring program's features allow you to track transport in detail and optimize the operation of your vehicle fleet. We are ready to help you optimize your processes and make your business more efficient.