GPS vehicle & asset tracking
- Live location and ignition status
- Trip history and route replay
- Geofence, movement and overspeed alerts
- Cars, motorcycles, trucks and equipment
Sky Worth solutions
Know what happened. See what needs attention next.
Choose the outcome your team needs. Start with installed GPS tracking, then scope fleet workflows and compatible sensors around your vehicles. Every proposal states what is included, what needs extra hardware, and what your team can use today.
Start with the business problem
Hardware is only useful when the information changes a decision.
We assess vehicles, routes, loss patterns, reporting duties and the people who will use the platform. Your written scope shows what is included, what is optional, and any recurring service cost.
Get a recommendationFleet management
- Vehicle and trip views for authorised users
- Recorded journey replay
- Geofence and event review
- Planned routes scoped to your operation
Fuel monitoring
- Fuel-level trend visibility
- Refill and sudden-drop events
- Consumption and idling review
- Vehicle-specific sensor assessment
Video telematics
- Road-facing or dual-lens options
- Video linked to time and location
- Incident review and remote viewing options
- Driver assistance alerts on supported devices
Driver safety & vehicle security
- Overspeed and harsh-event alerts
- Unauthorised movement warnings
- Remote immobilisation where appropriate
- Role-based access for managers
Temperature monitoring & driver identification
- Temperature sensing scoped to vehicle and cargo
- Compatible sensors and installation assessment
- Calibration and alert requirements agreed before fitting
- Driver identification on supported equipment
Route mapping & trip review
- Recorded journey replay from GPS positions
- Route corridors assessed for your operation
- Vehicle assignments scoped before rollout
- Planned stops and ETA workflow under development
Spot unapproved loading stops before they disrupt deliveries.
- Know the trailer’s last reported location
- Check stops against the approved journey
- Record door or electronic-lock events where fitted
- Flag unexpected loading activity for dispatch to review
Standard GPS tracking has a published first-year and renewal price. Fuel sensors, cameras, temperature monitoring, trailer security and planned-route workflows need a written scope and compatible hardware or software integration. We will show what is configured before it is included in a proposal.
Trailer & cargo control
Keep unapproved loading from quietly delaying your delivery.
An unscheduled stop to load cargo outside the dispatch order can hold up a customer delivery. Give dispatch a way to compare the planned trip with the trailer’s reported stops and cargo-door activity, then contact the driver when something needs explaining.
Know what is authorised
Record the vehicle, approved cargo, loading points and expected journey before departure. That gives your team a clear basis for questioning an extra stop.
See stops and access
A trailer tracker can send scheduled location reports. Compatible door sensors or an electronic lock can add time-stamped access events; lock control requires separate approved hardware and integration.
Investigate before delays grow
Compare an unexpected stop or access event with the approved plan. Notify dispatch where configured, confirm the reason with the driver, and record the outcome.
Location alone cannot tell what cargo was loaded or prove an offence. Preventing unauthorised loading also needs approval rules, physical access control and a response process. Battery-powered trackers may report intermittently; alert timing depends on the device, sensor or lock, and mobile coverage. Sky Worth will test the exact setup before offering it as an active service.
Scope a trailer security pilotRoutes & trips
From a route on a map to a trip your team can manage.
Location history answers where a vehicle went. A planned trip adds the stops, expected times and person responsible, so a delay or missed stop can be investigated while it matters.
Review the recorded journey
Select a vehicle and date to see the route drawn from its reported GPS positions. A vehicle without a valid fix has no invented route.
Plan the work
Define an origin, ordered checkpoints, destination, expected arrival windows and the assigned vehicle.
Watch for exceptions
Compare actual arrival and departure with the plan; flag missed checkpoints and delays to the right operator.
Planned-route monitoring is a proposed fleet workflow, not part of the current standard tracker package. We will confirm its requirements and test it on a real fleet before offering it as a live feature.
Discuss route mappingWhat your quote should explain
No blurred line between device and service.
A professional proposal should separate hardware, installation, platform access, SIM/data, optional sensors, warranty and support. That is how you compare value—not just the cheapest advertised device.
Once-off costs
Hardware, accessories and installation.
Recurring costs
Platform, connectivity or agreed support.
Responsibilities
Who receives alerts and what happens next.
Success measures
The reports and outcomes your team will review.
Get the right setup—not the biggest box.
We will recommend against features your operation does not need.