Identify the driver
Connect a compatible RFID reader and assigned cards or fobs. Keep driver identification available when reviewing vehicle activity.
Explore RFID and accessAdd compatible driver identification, machine inputs and equipment sensors to your telematics installation. Choose the measurement and response your team needs, then specify the hardware.
Book a demoBook a demoBook a demoExplore the inputsConnect a compatible RFID reader and assigned cards or fobs. Keep driver identification available when reviewing vehicle activity.
Explore RFID and accessChoose an integrated sensor, wired probe or supported transducer for the measurement point. Agree reporting and notification limits for the application.
Explore sensor tagsSpecify the button, receiver and connected device for the vehicle. Agree who receives an alert and how they respond; remote use requires a separate supported connection.
Explore remote alertsBring machine activity and fitted sensor readings into the fleet view, with notifications for the conditions that need a response.
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3°C08:4008:4108:42Alert above 8 °CConfigured for Van 04 · Fitted probeUse the reported issue and available vehicle information to support a maintenance review. Your team decides the inspection, parts and repair response before the next assignment.
Explore maintenanceExplore maintenanceExplore maintenanceInspection findingAffected vehicleReview the issueMaintenance responsePorts, power and vehicle interfaces can constrain an installation. Bring the complete accessory list so driver ID, cameras, sensors and remote communications can be assessed as one setup.
Explore solution designTelematics add-ons are compatible sensors, readers and interfaces that add information or supported controls to an installed device. They can provide driver ID, machine activity, temperature and other readings. The host device and installation determine compatibility.
No. Check the sensor output, device interface, available ports and power requirements. Some combinations need additional modules or a different host device. Calibration and reporting must also be agreed.
Compatible installations can monitor machine inputs for these activities. Separate broom inputs and bin-lift reporting are documented IntelliTrac installation options. Additional angle, height or weight measurements require their own equipment and integration.
The button is only one part of the alert path. Mobile or compatible satellite hardware and service must carry the message to the configured recipient. Plan and test the complete setup for the operating area.
Start with the vehicle models, required readings and any cameras or accessories already fitted. We assess the power supply, connections and placement before agreeing the setup. Commissioning checks that the device belongs to the right vehicle and reports the selected information.
Live updates and remote actions need a supported connection. Storage and later upload depend on the device and configuration. If the fleet travels outside coverage, discuss a compatible satellite option and the specific messages it needs to carry.
Discuss a pilot around representative vehicles and the information your team needs. Agree the hardware, installation and reporting scope before expanding. This helps assess fit across the different vehicles in your fleet.
The quote sets out the chosen hardware, installation, software service and optional accessories. Coverage, storage and satellite services can affect the configuration and ongoing fees. Ask for these items to be shown separately when comparing options.
Bring the vehicle models, existing devices and required readings. We’ll help plan the interfaces and response.
Book a demoBook a demoBook a demoExplore the platformExplore the platformExplore the platformIntelliTrac provides fleet, telematics and field-operations software in Australia. Call 1300 767 492.