Car rental and leasing
Where every car is, how far it went, and whether it left the allowed area.
Who buys it: car rental companies, leasing firms and subscription car providers.
Disputes over mileage and misuse are argued from memory, and a car that leaves the permitted area is only noticed when it fails to return.
What your customer watches
Four readings that tell the whole story
- Location
- Every car on the map, parked or moving.
- Mileage
- Distance per rental and per day, against the odometer.
- Ignition history
- When the car was started and stopped.
- Battery
- Vehicle battery voltage, before it strands a customer.
Alerts
Ready-made rules for this job
Switch them on per unit, test them on last week's data first, and send each one to the person who handles it.
- Left allowed cities
- The car is in a city outside the list.
- Towing
- The car moves with the ignition off.
- Daily mileage over
- The day’s distance exceeds the limit.
- Ignition on
- The car is started, for example out of hours.
- External voltage out of range
- The vehicle battery is running low.
- Speeding
- Speed stays above the limit for ten seconds.
Reports they get
- Mileage per rental
- Trips and stops
- Speeding per car
- Cars idle in the yard
Scheduled to arrive each morning, or pinned to the customer's dashboard.
What you need on site
A tracker in each car, wired to ignition, or reading the OBD port.
Sensors are set up once and copied to every device of the same model.
How you can sell it
Three packages, one installation
Asset protection
Location, towing and allowed-area alerts.
Mileage billing
Per-rental distance and trip reports.
Fleet utilisation
Which cars earn and which sit idle.
Questions
Car rental and leasing: common questions
How do I know if a rental car leaves the allowed area?
Left allowed cities checks the car’s address against your list and alerts you as soon as it is outside.
Can I prove mileage for billing?
Yes. Trips and distance are recorded for each rental, and the odometer counter can be set to match the car.
Will I know if a car is towed?
Yes. The Towing rule fires when the car moves with the ignition off.
Also in moving people
School and staff transport
Parents and HR see the bus, and an SOS reaches someone at once.
Buses and public transport
Scheduled rides followed from the first stop to the last.
Ambulances and emergency services
Every unit live on one map, and a record of every response.
Security and cash-in-transit
Deviations and unplanned stops flagged while they happen.