Telematics for service fleets, from job order to settlement.
frameLOGIC telematics for service fleets covers the whole working day: job order, drive to site, work on site, settlement. Dispatchers see where every crew and every piece of equipment is right now; the office gets an electronic mileage logbook and fuel-card control instead of paper logs and guesswork.
What service fleets get from one platform
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The nearest free crew, on the map
When a new job comes in, the map answers the only question that matters: who is closest and available. Dispatch by position, not by phoning every van.
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A working day that starts on time
Ignition data shows when each vehicle actually started the day and how long it spent on site. Working-time records build themselves from real movement, not from memory.
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Settlements without paperwork
The electronic mileage logbook splits business and private trips automatically, and fuel-card transactions are matched against vehicle position. Billing a job takes minutes, not an afternoon.
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Built for field work
Installation companies, technical service, field services (care, security, cleaning) and winter road maintenance all run the same rhythm: order, drive, work, settle. frameLOGIC maps onto that rhythm out of the box.
How service fleets use frameLOGIC
Vans, crews, trailers and tools move all day; the office has to know where they are and what the day cost. Each area below links to the full product page.
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Crew and vehicle location
Live positions for every van and crew, with route history per vehicle. Give customers a realistic arrival time and prove the visit actually happened.
Explore GPS fleet tracking -
Equipment and trailer tracking
Trackers on trailers, compressors and generators show which site your equipment is on, and flag movement outside working hours before a loss becomes permanent.
Explore trailer tracking -
Electronic mileage logbook
Every trip is recorded automatically and classified as business or private. Tax-ready mileage records without a single handwritten entry.
Explore the mileage logbook -
Fuel card control
Fuel-card transactions are checked against where the vehicle actually was at fuelling time. Transactions that happen with the vehicle elsewhere get flagged, not buried in a monthly statement.
Explore fuel management -
Working time and start of day
See when the day really starts, how long crews spend driving versus working on site, and where overtime comes from, broken down per crew, per job and per day.
Explore driver management -
Driver permits and licences
One registry of driving licences, medical checks and equipment permits, with expiry reminders, so nobody drives to a job on paperwork that lapsed last month.
Explore the vehicle and driver registry