Monitoring & tracking
Readings and locations on one map, with the history behind each number.
Used in:Cold chain, store to door · Equipment and machines · Crew safety · Find it indoors
What you set up
The settingA range and a hold time for each room
Each room is read against its own range, the threshold you set in the ready-made cold-room rule. A reading has to stay outside it for the hold time you set before anyone is alerted, so a door opened for a pallet is recorded, not raised as an alarm.
Used in:Cold chain, store to door
Who hears first: Alerts & incidents →The settingAn alert when a device sends nothing for too long
Set how long each kind of device may stay silent. After that it counts as offline and opens an incident of its own, with the reason it dropped where the device reports one, so a quiet room isn't taken for a good one.
OnLinkorLink Indoor
Used in:Cold chain, store to door · Find it indoors
The settingZones you draw, and who is told
Draw a site as an area, or a road as a line, and link it to a group of units. A unit that leaves it, or enters it, opens an incident and reaches the people you name, with your own words in the message.
Used in:Equipment and machines · Fleets and deliveries
Routes, drivers and fuel: Fleet & routes →The settingThe last place each tagged thing was heard
Bluetooth tags on breakers, compactors and generators are heard by the nearest gateway or tracker, so each keeps a last-seen place and time. A tag not heard for the days you set is flagged on the list.
Used in:Equipment and machines · Find it indoors
The settingA machine's readings, on one timeline
Engine hours, ignition and fuel level from the machine's tracker or a probe in the tank sit on one history, so the hours billed can be checked against the hours run, and a drop with the engine off stands apart from a refuel. Any period exports as CSV.
Used in:Equipment and machines · Fleets and deliveries
The settingPresence by zone, and who may see a person
Halo tags are counted by zone, to plan the work and check manpower bills. A person's own trail opens only to the groups you allow, and is never used for ranking or discipline.
Used in:Crew safety
When someone presses SOS: Alerts & incidents →Devices
Where it runs
10,000+devices
Asset and workforce tracking on 10,000+ devices, and tracking for tractors and farm machines on farmland, on OneIoT.
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:Fleet & routes · Alerts & incidents · Rules & workflows · Edge control · Dashboards & twins
Usually. Send us the device and what it sends; our team adds it, and it joins the same map and records.
Once it has stayed out for the time you set, an incident opens and the person on call hears first; if no one answers, the next person on the chain hears.
Both. Each user picks; the record keeps the reading as it arrived.
Only the groups you allow can see a person. Presence and hours are for planning and bills — never ranking or discipline.
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
