The materials producers primary goal is to sell and deliver more material. From the haulers’ perspective, more loads means more money.

GPS Tracking for material hauling vehicles can eliminate the need for time consuming phone calls to coordinate available vehicles to make that next delivery, helping both sides of this business save time and improve the efficiency of operations.

You can choose to track with a mobile app or add GPS hardware to expand capabilities. Reduce operating costs and increase productivity for immediate and ongoing return on investment.

1. Improve cycle times by improving routes and avoiding bottlenecks.
2. Avoid costly wait time penalties and costs associated with project delays.
3. Share a trucks location with stakeholders using a custom map link via a QR code or email notifications allowing stakeholders to plan for the site to be prepared and the site crew ready to receive.
4. Disputes over critical details of deliveries are easily solved with historical tracking data and PTO events for booms and winches.
5. Sharing GPS data with your partners gives that big picture visibility for seamless cooperation.
6. Easily stay on top of routine maintenance with detailed records.
7. Reduce fuel waste.
8. Monitor driver behavior to improve driver safety.
9. Reduce accidents.
10. Real-time alerts for zone arrival and departure, harsh driving, off route, long stops, etc. (some features require a GPS device)

The materials producers primary goal is to sell and deliver more material. From the haulers’ perspective, more loads means more money.

GPS Tracking for material hauling vehicles can eliminate the need for time consuming phone calls to coordinate available vehicles to make that next delivery, helping both sides of this business save time and improve the efficiency of operations.

You can choose to track with a mobile app or add GPS hardware to expand capabilities. Reduce operating costs and increase productivity for immediate and ongoing return on investment.

1. Improve cycle times by improving routes and avoiding bottlenecks.
2. Avoid costly wait time penalties and costs associated with project delays.
3. Share a trucks location with stakeholders using a custom map link via a QR code or email notifications allowing stakeholders to plan for the site to be prepared and the site crew ready to receive.
4. Disputes over critical details of deliveries are easily solved with historical tracking data and PTO events for booms and winches.
5. Sharing GPS data with your partners gives that big picture visibility for seamless cooperation.
6. Easily stay on top of routine maintenance with detailed records.
7. Reduce fuel waste.
8. Monitor driver behavior to improve driver safety.
9. Reduce accidents.
10. Real-time alerts for zone arrival and departure, harsh driving, off route, long stops, etc. (some features require a GPS device)

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Live location keeps you on top of where everyone is and how quickly pick-ups and deliveries are being accomplished.

Getting just one more delivery done daily can add dramatically to your bottom line. Live camera feeds can be handy to understand logistics the driver may be facing or where is best to drop a material load.

Send alerts to site supervisors when your truck enters their specified zone or zones. Generate reports on time spent in zones to evaluate against POS data to determine your most efficient and profitable locations.

With a variety of reports at your fingertips, many management tasks become much easier. Export to excel and share stats in meetings so that everyone has a better understanding. Show contracted customers proof of cycle times and time spent at their job sites.

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