Fleet & routes
Vans, trucks, tractors and heavy equipment on one live map, with their routes, their drivers and their fuel. Sell it under your own brand if you like.
Used in:Cold chain, store to door · Fleets and deliveries · Equipment and machines
What you set up
The settingWorking hours for each vehicle group
Set the days and hours each group works, in the site's own time. A vehicle or machine that moves outside them, or leaves its zone, opens an incident for the person you name.
Used in:Equipment and machines
The settingRoutes with timed stops, and a link that expires
Build a route stop by stop from a start time and a stay at each stop; the map puts the stops in the shortest order unless you drag them yourself. Assign it to a vehicle, and two routes can't overlap on one. Your customer follows the delivery on a link that stops working at the time you set.
The settingA fuel-drop rule: engine off, and a drop over the amount you set
While the ignition is off, a drop in the tank larger than the share you set, held over a few minutes, opens an incident; a rise is kept as a refuel. It reads the vehicle's own fuel level or a probe in the tank.
OnLLS 5 fuel probe+Teltonika FMC650
Used in:Fleets and deliveries · Equipment and machines
Start from the fuel-drop rule: Rules & workflows →The settingDriving events for each driver, and a speed limit per vehicle type
Harsh braking and acceleration, over-speeding, crashes and long idling come from the tracker itself and are counted for each driver and each vehicle. The speed limit is set for each type of vehicle.
Used in:Fleets and deliveries
Engine hours, odometer, fault codes, battery voltage and EV battery as they arrive; service comes due by hours or miles. Read a vehicle's state, send it commands, and update the tracker's firmware over the air.
OnFMC150orALL-CAN300 on machines
Used in:Equipment and machines
P0217
Overheating · Truck T-12
The settingTrailer temperature against the load's rangeNext
Give each load its range, and the trailer's temperature is read against it at every stop, with the doors. Today a Sense tag rides with the load and a Link in the cab reports it; reading Teltonika's EYE Sensor through the truck's own tracker is next.
Used in:Cold chain, store to door
Cold rooms and warehouses: Monitoring →Devices
Where it runs
10,000+devices
Vanix sells fleet management and asset tracking under its own brand, on OneIoT, on 10,000+ devices.
Tractors and farm machines — location, area worked, route history, geofences, theft and fuel alerts, engine hours.
100+restoration customers
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.
Questions
Something we haven't answered? Ask it on the call, or write to [email protected]
Also in OneIoT:Monitoring & tracking · Alerts & incidents · Rules & workflows · Edge control · Dashboards & twins
Often not. Send us the tracker and what it sends; our team adds it. Where you need new ones, we supply Teltonika, Omnicomm and Ruptela devices with the SIM.
Both. Each user picks; the record keeps the reading as it arrived.
Yes — Vanix does. Your domain, your logo, your name on email and push alerts.
No. OneIoT isn't an ELD; it runs beside your ELD provider and takes its data by API.
Where to start
Call
Outline
4 weeks
Results
Start with one site: 4 weeks at a fixed fee. Then a monthly price per site or per tracked device, on a 12-month term.
Making equipment? Start with one product line, under your brand. Tell us what you make
