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Pulse for Transportation & Logistics

Margin in freight is measured in fuel, hours, and the promises you keep. We stream position, engine data, and driver events under a second, then turn that telemetry into trips, fuel estimates, and the fourteen reports your customers and finance team already ask for.

  • Sub-second live tracking
  • Route replay for disputes
  • Fuel & idle analytics
  • Customer-scoped visibility
Articulated truck hauling freight on a motorway

Why it fits

What transportation & logistics operations get from Pulse

The four numbers a freight operation lives on, on one screen.

Dispatch on reality

Live status, speed, and ignition mean the closest available vehicle is a fact rather than a guess, and deviation shows up while it can still be corrected.

Put a number on waste

Distance, idle time, traffic, and driving style feed a per-vehicle fuel model, so heavy consumers surface weeks before the invoice confirms them.

Settle the dispute

Every trip records from ignition to ignition with a replayable GPS trace, which ends missed-delivery and detour arguments in the time it takes to open the journey.

Give customers their own view

The multi-org hierarchy hands each customer a scoped window onto exactly their freight, under your branding, without exposing the rest of the operation.

Transportation & Logistics — Idle is the cheapest saving you're not taking

Cost control

Idle is the cheapest saving you're not taking

Idle events carry duration, location, and vehicle, so the depot where engines run for twenty minutes before every departure finally appears on a report. League tables by vehicle and driver make the fuel conversation factual rather than personal.

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Transportation & Logistics — Protect the delivery window

Service promises

Protect the delivery window

Planned routes live on the map beside your zones — import the existing network by KML or draw new ones — then assign vehicles and watch adherence. Deviation thresholds raise an event the moment a run goes off-route, with time to re-plan.

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Transportation & Logistics — Keep the load sealed and accounted for

Cargo

Keep the load sealed and accounted for

Trailers and containers take battery tags; high-value loads take e-locks that combine GPS with a steel cable on a magnetic mount. Doors open remotely at authorised handovers only, and every access event is logged with position.

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Operating realities

What this sector demands

What freight demands that a generic tracking product does not deliver.

  • 01

    Your customers want to see in

    Shippers increasingly expect their own visibility. Without proper multi-tenancy that means either a spreadsheet emailed daily or a login that shows far too much.

  • 02

    The dispute arrives weeks later

    A claim about a missed window lands long after the trip. If raw traces are not retained and replayable, the argument is settled by whoever sounds more certain.

  • 03

    Fuel is the second-largest line

    Small percentage movements are material, so estimates need to be good enough to rank vehicles and reconcile against invoices — not merely indicative.

  • 04

    Hardware is heterogeneous by the time you scale

    Acquisitions, subcontractors, and old procurement leave a mixed estate. Device-agnostic onboarding is the difference between growing and re-platforming.

Implementations

Programmes built for this sector

Solution pages go a level deeper: the contracts, the contractors, the regulator, and the stack assembled to run it.

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Sovereign-data-friendly. Enterprise multi-org architecture. Built to integrate with the devices, SIM providers, and back-office systems you already run.

Real-time GPS · sub-1s latency12+ fleet analytics modulesMulti-org · white-label readyOn-premise deployment option