GPS fleet tracking that explains every stop.
frameLOGIC GPS fleet tracking puts every truck and van on one live map, with route history, unplanned stops, and deviations from plan flagged as they happen. The app is cloud-based, so the fleet stays visible from any device with an internet connection.
What does GPS vehicle tracking cover day to day?
frameLOGIC tracks heavy and light vehicles in real time and compares planned routes with what actually happened, long stops and deviations included. Here maps built for transport add current traffic, restrictions for trucks, and road costs to the same view. Geofencing rounds it out: define your own places and zones by address or draw them by hand, and get an alert whenever a vehicle enters or leaves. Tracking is one module of the wider fleet management platform, so location data feeds the same records as fuel, service, and driver working time.
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Key functions of the tracking module
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GPS location and route analysis
Live oversight of the fleet, identification of long stops, and planned-versus-actual route checks.
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Geofencing
Custom places and zones, added by address or drawn by hand, with alerts on entry and exit.
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Route corridors
Set the route a driver should follow. Real-time alerts when a vehicle leaves it and returns, route templates, road cost calculation, and dispatch straight to the driver's device.
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Fuel monitoring
CAN-bus reads and fuel probes feed consumption reports, fuel analytics, and a proprietary drain-detection algorithm whose findings a person checks.
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Vehicle work chart
An interactive record of vehicle and on-board equipment activity. Use it to check quickly whether a vehicle is used as intended.
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Mobile app
Route history, driver chat, driver working time, and the vehicle work chart on Android and iOS.
Where each vehicle is and how much driving time its driver has left.
Positions are grouped into clusters that separate as you zoom in. Select a vehicle to open its details in the side panel. The timeline along the bottom breaks the day down into driving, idling and breaks.
One platform behind the tracking
Tracking in frameLOGIC is not a separate tool. It draws on the same data the rest of the platform runs on. Go deeper where your operation needs it.
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Fleet management
Vehicles, drivers, and costs under one FMS: technical condition, inspection schedules, and early fault detection.
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Fuel management
Consumption monitoring and efficiency analysis that identifies savings and eliminates losses.
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Route planning
Plan routes, automate the routine tasks, and check execution against plan from the same panel.
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Truck dashcam
Cameras integrated with GPS monitoring: driver behaviour, incident recording, and hard evidence in road disputes.
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Common questions about fleet GPS monitoring
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How does fleet GPS monitoring work in practice?
The system runs as a cloud web app, so vehicle positions, route history, and reports are available from any device with an internet connection. Automatic reports and notifications cover the routine checks, so managers only step in when something deviates from plan.
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Can GPS vehicle tracking detect fuel theft?
Yes. Fuel monitoring reads the CAN bus and dedicated fuel probes, and a proprietary drain-detection algorithm, checked by a person, flags unauthorised fuel drains alongside standard consumption reports.
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Does vehicle location keep working abroad?
Yes. The tracking units use universal SIM cards that work in roaming, so vehicles stay visible across borders without manual carrier setup.
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What can location data be combined with?
With remote tachograph download, where the system archives DDD files on time and analyses driver working time under Regulation 561/2006, plus trailer monitoring with temperature sensors for food or medicines, and integrations with ERP and SAP systems.
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What data does fleet monitoring actually cover?
Live GPS position, route, and operational status of every vehicle, plus fuel consumption, technical condition with inspection schedules, driver working time, and BI performance reports. All of it in one management panel, so information that used to take days of paperwork is available on demand.
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How does the system support Mobility Package compliance?
Tachograph files download remotely and automatically, so DDD files arrive without the vehicle visiting the depot. The system analyses driving and rest time against Regulation 561/2006 and notifies automatically when a rest is due or a working-time violation occurs.
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Can dispatchers communicate with drivers through the system?
Yes. The mobile app carries two-way chat and alerts, so instructions and confirmations stay in one channel. Driving-style analysis (eco-driving) runs alongside it, flagging harsh acceleration, hard braking, and long idling.
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Do cameras integrate with fleet monitoring?
Yes. Camera systems are fully integrated with GPS monitoring: constant view of driver behaviour, incident recording that stands up as evidence, and compliance with internal and external safety rules. See truck dashcams and the video telematics platform.