Current position
Find your vehicles on one map and see when each last reported its position.
Fleet GPS tracking
Fleet GPS tracking and OBD data
Track your vehicles and your machinery in Allokit. See their position, their trips, their speed and — depending on OBD compatibility — the data the vehicle reports.
My fleetVehicles3 vehicles
Last positions received
Service truck 03
Boucherville · On site
Last position: 2:32 p.m.
Positions and trips
See where your vehicles go
Allokit records the positions the GPS reports while a vehicle is on the move. You can review the route travelled, the stops and the times each vehicle passed through.
Trip history
See the route travelled, with the starting point, the destination, the duration and the distance.
Stops and time on site
See when a vehicle arrived at a location, how long it stayed and when it left.
Speed and driving
Review the speed recorded while moving and spot the events that need your attention.
Vehicle data
More than a dot on a map
Plugged into the diagnostic port, the GPS can also receive information from the vehicle. What's available varies by make, model, year and the protocols the vehicle supports.
Mileage and usage
Compare the distances travelled and the time each vehicle is in use.
Engine hours and idling
Review running hours and spot the periods where the engine runs without moving, where that data is available.
Fuel
Track fuel level and consumption on compatible vehicles.
Vehicle condition
Check battery voltage, RPM and some temperatures reported by the vehicle.
Fault codes
Review the problems flagged by the diagnostic system to spot the ones that need your attention.
Built-in Bluetooth gateway
Your vehicle also detects the tools around it
The Allokit GPS can act as a Bluetooth gateway. When a tool fitted with a compatible Bluetooth tracker is near the vehicle, its detection is reported to Allokit along with the truck's position.
That's how you see where and when your tools were last detected, without asking your crew to scan them.
- 01
The vehicle moves
The GPS reports its own position and detects the Bluetooth trackers nearby.
- 02
The tools are picked up
Each detection is attached to the matching tool's record in Allokit.
- 03
It all lands in the same inventory
The vehicle's position, its trips and the tools detected all stay in the same platform.
Service truck 03
Last position: Chantier des Érables, 2:32 p.m.
3 tools detected nearby:
- Drill 024
- Saw 008
- Job box 021
AK Drive OBD
AK Drive OBD
Plug in the GPS. Tracking starts.
The unit plugs into the vehicle's diagnostic port and uses its own GPS and cellular connection to report information to Allokit.
- Installation
- Plugs straight into a compatible port.
- Position
- Reported automatically, per the tracking settings.
- Movement
- Trips, distances, stops and speeds recorded.
- OBD data
- Whatever the vehicle supports.
- Bluetooth
- Detects compatible Bluetooth trackers nearby.
Compatible vehicles
From pickups to machinery
Allokit GPS tracking can suit several kinds of fleets.
- Pickups and vans.
- Service trucks.
- Delivery vehicles.
- Heavy trucks with a suitable connection.
- Some machines and motorized equipment.
Some telehandlers, including certain Merlo models, may have a port that can power the GPS. Even when engine data isn't accessible, the unit can still report its own GPS position.
We check the port, its power supply and the data available before recommending an install.
One kind of tracking, many trades
For every company that runs a fleet
Construction and excavation
Track service trucks and machinery moving between job sites.
HVAC, plumbing and technical services
Find the available vehicle closest to a call.
Delivery and distribution
Review trips, stops and times of passage.
Landscaping and grounds maintenance
See the time spent at each client and the travel between contracts.
Towing and roadside services
Locate your vehicles and send the one that can respond fastest.
Any other fleet
Allokit suits companies that want the position, the movement and the usage of their vehicles in one place.
Frequently asked questions
Your fleet, your questions
Does a technician have to install the GPS?
On a vehicle with a compatible port, the unit plugs straight in with no permanent installation. Some heavy trucks and some machines may need an adapter or an additional check.
What can I see in Allokit?
You can review position, trips, stops, speed and distances travelled. Depending on the vehicle, you may also get data such as mileage, engine hours, fuel, battery voltage and fault codes.
Does the GPS work without OBD data?
Yes. The unit has its own GPS positioning and its own cellular connection. It can report its position even if the vehicle provides no compatible engine data.
Is it compatible with machinery?
Some machines have a port that can power the unit. We need to check the connector, its wiring and its power supply. The engine data available may vary or be absent entirely.
Does the position update automatically?
Yes. The unit records and reports its positions according to the settings configured and the network coverage available.
How are Bluetooth tools detected?
The GPS looks for compatible Bluetooth trackers nearby. When it finds one, Allokit attaches the detection to the tool and the vehicle involved.
Can I manage several types of vehicles?
Yes. Pickups, vans, heavy trucks and some machines can all appear in the same Allokit fleet when their installation is compatible.
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See your fleet and your tools in Allokit
Tell us which vehicles and machines you want to track. We'll check their compatibility and propose a setup that fits your fleet.
