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IoTplot

The fleet management platform tailored to your business needs

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A cloud-based web application for viewing, managing and analysing your fleet’s activity

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OBD TERMINAL

Advanced plug and play (OBD) GPS terminals

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WIRED TERMINAL

Advanced wire-in GPS terminals

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Emulator (App) Terminal

Convert your phone into a GPS tracking terminal

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Add-ons

Panic buttons, BLE sensors and tags

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Packages

3 plans, month to month option available

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Use Cases

Can IoTplot add value to your line of business?

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Proven solutions

Dependable solutions deployed worldwide

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Getting started

Learn about fleet management and how to sign up

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Learning Library

A quick-start guide followed by in-depth articles explaining several IoTplot features

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Warranty

Warranty terms and return process

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Downloads

Mobile applications for monitoring your fleet while you’re on the move

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Terms and Conditions

Our standard website Terms and Conditions

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Try Me Package

Pre-configured package including one emulator (app) terminal with Fleet Advanced plan

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Request a quote

Submit details about your requirements and we’ll send you an estimate

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Accounts & billing

Pay your bill or check your billing history

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Submit a ticket

If something’s not right, or you need support, use the ticket system to submit and track your request

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Get In Touch

Call, email or submit your request. Book a 20 minute consultation.

User Guides.

Managing Work List

by | | IoTplot Support, Monitoring, Managing Work List

IoTplot terminals are represented as units in the work list. You can rename units in the unit properties, General tab. Only units presented in the work list can be displayed on the map. Units may also be organized into groups in the work list. : unit list; : unit...

Unit Groups

by | | Unit Groups Overview, IoTplot Support, Unit Groups, Units

You can add units to groups which can help organize them based on certain criteria. Group access may also be limited to certain users. For example company executives may have their vehicles monitored by a certain allocated user only.  Creating groups To create a unit...

Messages

by | | IoTplot Support, Messages

The data sent by IoTplot terminals is processed and stored in the database in the form of messages. On the Messages tab, you can view these messages with data (coordinates, parameters, speed, etc.). This data can also be exported to a number of formats which can be...

Unit on Map

by | | IoTplot Support, Unit on Map, Monitoring

Units are displayed on the map using the following markers: icons; motion state signs; additional elements. Unit icons By default, a unit is indicated on the map by an icon and a caption with its name. You can select the icon from the icon library in the unit...

Trailers

by | | IoTplot Support, Trailers, BLE Wireless Objects

Trailers are considered additional equipment (goods, tools, utility trailers etc.) that are attached to the main vehicle and doesn’t have its own tracker or controller. Monitoring trailers is similar to tracking drivers in many ways. Add-on asset beacons are...

Drivers

by | | Drivers, Driver Overview, IoTplot Support, BLE Wireless Objects

To automatically identify drivers, the driver must have a personal beacon with them. Click on the Drivers tab in the top panel or select Drivers the main menu customizer. To work with groups of drivers, switch to the Groups mode. On this tab, you can view drivers that...