Webfleet and Traffio Announce Seamless Integration to Deliver Real‑Time Fleet Data for Traffic Management Companies Across Australia and New Zealand

ADELAIDE, Australia (March 25, 2026) – Webfleet, Bridgestone’s globally trusted fleet management solution, today announced a new integration with Traffio, a cloud-based scheduling and operations platform, giving fleet operators real-time visibility over their vehicles and improving operational control.

Traffio is now connected to Webfleet’s advanced API, importing vehicle telemetry and data directly into Traffio, allowing operations teams to precisely locate their vehicles at any moment – without switching platforms.

The integration of Traffio and Webfleet brings together the strengths of two best in class platforms—job operations and fleet telematics—into a powerful unified solution.

This integration was driven by customers of both Traffio and Webfleet. It was a request people asked for, and now customers can pair Webfleet’s real time telematics insights with Traffio’s up to the minute job scheduling, said Nick Inglis, Director & Co-Founder of Traffio. This integration with Webfleet is a continuation of our commitment to supporting the traffic management sector.

By delivering real-time visibility of vehicles, the new Traffio and Webfleet integration helps operators run safer, more efficient, and more agile operations across every job and every crew.

Making better data available throughout a business is critical for operational efficiency. Providing Traffio users with live vehicle location data through Webfleet gives operators certainty and insight on where vehicles are, or when they will be on site, says Jonny Clarke, ANZ Director of Webfleet. Presence matters for Traffic Management, not only contract compliance, but safety too. The ability to have vehicle location data matching to jobsites helps operators prove obligations were met and jobs completed.

The integration and ability to import Webfleet data into Traffio is now freely available for customers across Australia and New Zealand of both solutions.