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Cut costs, boost efficiency and increase safety with visibility on your fleet. Take advantage of our LINK 340 offer and track your assets in real time.
From October 1st 2020, please do not download or use any documents with a TomTom Telematics reference!
We are excited to inform you that a brand new Partner Portal will be launched in the upcoming weeks where only most recent, updated files will be available.
Webfleet Solutions Helps Fleets Reduce the Risk of Equipment Theft with New Asset Tracking Capabilities
Transport, construction and agriculture companies can check the status of trailers, machinery, plant equipment and more alongside their vehicles
Asset Tracking helps reduce the risk of theft and improper usage
Burlington, Massachusetts October 5th, 2020 – Webfleet Solutions, one of the world’s leading telematics solution providers, is helping fleets reduce the risk of equipment theft and improper usage with a new capability for asset tracking within WEBFLEET, released today to United States fleet customers and business owners. WEBFLEET Asset Tracking gives companies new ability to visualize the position and usage of their powered assets, such as trailers, generators and other equipment from a single interface with the position of vehicles and assets are displayed on a clear map view.
According to recent data, the United States has the second highest cargo theft rate in North America, and annual estimates of the cost of equipment theft vary from about $300 million to $1 billion, with most estimates in the range of $400 million.
With WEBFLEET Asset Tracking, fleet operators can choose to be alerted when an asset is being used, when it leaves a designated area or when any motion is detected. This helps reduce both the risk of theft and the likelihood of improper usage. Notifications can also be setup to alert the user when maintenance is required, which helps to preserve the value of the asset.
“Our focus is always on providing insight and making the working process simpler, safer and more efficient,” said Matt Gunzenhauser, Director of Sales of USA & Canada of Webfleet Solutions. “And that’s precisely what Asset Tracking does.”
The user can find out the location of each asset in seconds, whether it’s on-site or off. Asset Tracking provides access to a detailed map, which provides visibility of where their assets have been, with position updates every five minutes on the map. If they want more detail, they can get instant reports 24/7 listing current position, trip, maintenance, input and all the other details regarding how the asset is being used. Customers can setup a maintenance notification based on the odometer, engine hours or time since the last maintenance – whatever is most suitable for judging that an asset needs to be serviced.
Trailers equipped with a LINK 340 device – a ruggedized tracker, which is dust, shock and waterproof – also provide coupled asset information, displayed automatically on the map for both truck and trailer. Users can easily identify which of their assets are connected to which vehicle, or which machine is being transported by which truck. This advanced new feature provides better control of the total transportation value chain for enhanced business efficiency, while increasing the accountability of drivers.
With Asset Tracking, users can:
Accurately locate assets, by viewing the current positions of assets, ensuring they're on-site, or can be located quickly when needed.
Understand asset’s general usage for project handling, using asset reports that provide an overview of asset usage, including total trip and engine hour information for increased efficiency of rental billing, regular book-keeping and maintenance management.
Detect theft in time to take effective action, a costly and common concern for businesses, with geofencing or motion activation which provides instant alerts if an asset is moved without permission.
Monitor their entire business from one interface, by tracking trailers and powered assets from one interface alongside a fleet of vehicles. E.g. fleet managers can monitor their trailer as well as see which truck driver is handling it based on the coupling information.
Track trailers that are not in use, with active, minimum traceability that reports the location, one position per day, of disconnected trailers.
“Webfleet Solutions’ Asset Tracking is designed to provide a host of functionalities that enable fleet managers and business owners to get the most value and productivity out of each of their assets. This can make a tangible impact in the reduction of unnecessary costs, and optimize processes for better business results,” concludes Matt Gunzenhaeuser.
