Mapon

Companies that run their own vehicles use Mapon, a fleet management and asset tracking platform. Managers work in the web platform, and drivers reach it through Android and iOS apps. The company describes its service as a way to stay updated about everything that happens within a fleet, and it offers a version for managers, one for drivers and a basic GPS tracking option for those who need only location.

A live map of every vehicle

The live map shows the exact location of each vehicle in real time, along with the route it is on, its speed, driver behaviour and refuelling. Map layers can add traffic, public objects, forest roads and toll roads in selected countries. Historic and planned routes can be checked over a chosen period, which gives a concise summary of each trip.

Geofences and alerts

Geofences can be drawn around a parking lot, a construction site or any other area, and they trigger notifications when vehicles enter or leave. The company says customisable alerts cover lost signals and low battery warnings, so an operator knows about problems as they happen. Live tracking links can also be sent to clients, so they can see where a vehicle is and prepare for its arrival.

Driver data and tachograph information

The platform shows each driver's current driving time, distance driven and rest periods, along with tachograph predictions that help with planning and assigning tasks. Tachograph data can be downloaded remotely, which the company describes as a time-saving feature for fleets that must keep these records.

Fuel, temperature and asset monitoring

Fuel consumption data is tracked across the fleet so that vehicle performance can be compared and routes planned more efficiently. For refrigerated and heated units, temperature changes and battery levels are monitored, and the company says data from Carrier and Thermo King units can be shown in the system. Device status monitoring reports when a unit loses signal or stops transmitting, so an operator is informed when something goes wrong.

Video, the driver app and mixed fleets

Video tracking and a Mapon Driver app add visibility and safety tools for fleets. The platform manages fuel-powered and electric vehicles from a single place, and it can take data from third-party GPS devices. The company describes its plans as a choice between a basic and an expert package, so a fleet can pick the tracking system that fits its size and needs.

Who uses it

Logistics operators, auto service businesses and food producers are among the fleet owners it serves. The company says the product helps those businesses become more efficient and cut operating costs,