Asset tracking · High-value goods

Every consignment and returnable asset, dispatch to delivery.

Consignments, containers and returnable assets tracked from dispatch to delivery, with an alert when one leaves its zone or goes quiet.

What we track

From the dispatch dock to the customer, and back.

  1. Vehicles and equipment moving between sites.

    Dispatch

    Sense + Link

    Each consignment on record as it leaves, with where it is going.

  2. Traffic on a motorway interchange seen from the air.

    On the way

    Sense + Link

    Where it is, and an alert when it leaves its zone or goes quiet.

  3. Inside a refrigerated trailer, bins loaded.

    Delivery

    Sense + Link

    When it reached the customer's site, on the same record.

  4. Aisles of pallet racking in a warehouse.

    Returnables

    Sense

    Crates, pallets and containers: where each one is, and how long it has been out.

Part of Asset tracking Runs on Fleet & routes, Monitoring & tracking and Alerts & incidents

One consignment

A consignment leaves its zone. The dispatcher knows within the hour.

TRIP-C214 · DeliveredThe trip's record
  • RouteGachibowli depot · Patancheru plant
  • Off route11:20 AM to 12:05 PM · a closed road, new route noted
  • Alerted11:35 AM Dispatcher, by WhatsApp and SMS · 11:45 AM Security head, after no reply · 11:52 AM Dispatcher replied
  • Delivered1:10 PM · Patancheru plant
  1. 10:05 AMDoes it matter yet?Consignment C-214 leaves the Gachibowli depot for the Patancheru plant. On its route, on record.
  2. 11:20 AMIs it off its route?The truck leaves the corridor drawn around its route at the ORR. OneIoT starts counting, so a short detour doesn't set it off.
  3. 11:35 AMWho needs to know?Still off the route after 15 minutes. The dispatcher gets a WhatsApp and an SMS.
  4. 11:45 AMWhat if nobody answers?Ten minutes, no reply. Your security head is told too.
  5. 11:52 AMWho's on it?The dispatcher calls the driver: a closed road. The new route is noted on the trip.
  6. 1:10 PMCan you prove it?C-214 reaches Patancheru. Where it went, when, and every reply are on record.

Who sees what

One screen for your logistics head. One alert for each dispatcher.

Your logistics or security head

Every consignment and returnable on one screen, and each trip on record.

Crates out · 120Back within 14 days
  1. Pune plant48 · 6 days
  2. Mumbai warehouse39 · 11 days
  3. Delhi store24 · 9 days
  4. Chennai store9 · 16 days
  • Out over 14 days9 crates

The dispatcher

The first WhatsApp and SMS when a consignment leaves its zone or goes quiet.

On the way · todayEach in its zone
  • Consignment C-214On its route · heard 2 min ago
  • Consignment C-219Not heard for 40 min · dispatcher told
  • Consignment C-221At the depot · leaves 1:30 PM
  • Consignment C-215Delivered 9:40 AM

Your customer

Where the delivery is on a live link, instead of a phone call.

Consignment C-215Mumbai depot to Pune plant
  1. Left the depot
  2. Entered the customer's site
  3. DeliveredOn the same record as the dispatch

What goes in

What goes in at your sites.

  • A tag with the load

    A Sense tag or an EYE Sensor rides with the consignment, heard by the vehicle's gateway or tracker.

  • A gateway in the vehicle

    Link reports the tags with the vehicle's own position, over its own SIM.

  • A tracker on containers with no power

    Asset5 runs on its own battery, for returnables and containers that sit unpowered.

  • Set up with you

    Each route's zones, how long a consignment may go quiet, and who hears first.

Where it stands

Running today on fleets.

  • 10,000+devices

    Vanix

    Vanix sells fleet management and asset tracking under its own brand, on OneIoT, on 10,000+ devices, tractors and farm machines among them: location, area worked, engine hours, theft and fuel alerts.

  • 100+restoration customers

    A restoration-equipment brand

    Its drying fleet runs on OneIoT: each unit on a job, in the warehouse or in a van with its own gateway, what was left behind, and job-days billed.

Before you start

Three questions logistics teams ask first.

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Our new machines already report to their maker. Why add this?

Keep that tracking where we can connect it. OneIoT adds the other makes, the older machines and the equipment with no engine, and one record of hours and hire days you can bill from.

Who fits it across our sites?

Our own team. Trackers, SIMs and the platform come from one company, so there is one team to call.

Where is our data?

Your data is hosted on Microsoft Azure in the United States, kept apart from every other customer's, and exported to you on request. Read the security page →

Where to start

Start with the sites that worry you most.

  1. Call

    A thirty-minute callYour sites, what goes wrong today, and who answers.
  2. Outline

    A written outlineWhat we connect, what you already have that stays, and where we start.
  3. Your sites

    We start with those sitesOur team installs it, sets it up with you and runs it.
  4. Results

    Your results, on recordWhat it recorded, what it caught, and how fast each one was answered.

Then a written rollout plan and a monthly price per site or per tracked device.

Start with your sites

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Start with your sites

Tell us about your sites. We reply to set up a thirty-minute call, then send a written outline.

  1. A thirty-minute callYour sites, what goes wrong today, and who answers.
  2. A written outlineWhat we connect, what you already have that stays, and where we start.
  3. We start with those sitesOur team installs it, sets it up with you and runs it.
  4. Your results, on recordWhat it recorded, what it caught, and how fast each one was answered.
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