What's Next

You have purchased a subscription, so what's next:

After subscribing, you will receive an email confirming that your payment was successful and that you are a subscribed customer. The warehouse will prepare your order and ship your devices to you. You will receive another email confirming your order, shipment and the details (numbers) of your devices. 

You can now log in and follow a few basic steps to start tracking your vehicles as well as monitor and improve vehicle utilization and driver behavior.

Here are some of the main features to get you started:

1. Add vehicles.

2. Link your device to your vehicle.

3. Add users/drivers.

4. Assign default users to your vehicles.

5. Add locations (geo-fencing)

6. Set up alerts.

7. Start tracking your vehicles and users.

You can also read this article on basic navigation of the application. 

When you receive your devices you need to link each of them to a vehicle. You do this by following point 2 above or simply scanning the QR code on the device with the app on your mobile phone. Read this article for more information.

Installing your devices

The self-installation of your devices simply means that you need to plug the device into your vehicle's diagnostics port and start driving. As simple as that!

The on-board diagnostics (OBD-II) port gives access to vehicle information (diagnostics) that is made available in a standardized form. 

If you need help in locating your on-board diagnostics port, read more here.

If you want to see a demonstration of how to plug the device into your vehicle, click here.  

Alternatively, if you cannot wait for your devices to arrive in the mail, you can manually link them to your vehicles in the meantime by simply adding the IMEI numbers that were supplied in the shipment confirmation email to a vehicle in the application. This simply means that you capture the relevant IMEI number of the device in the specific vehicle screen. (We suggest copying and pasting from the email rather than typing to prevent a typing error.)

Read this article on linking an IMEI number to a vehicle.