Yes. Linxup's asset tracking and tool tracking uses battery-powered trackers built for unpowered equipment, so trailers, generators, and job site gear show up on the same map as your vehicles.
Geofencing lets you draw a virtual boundary around a location, like a job site or yard, and get an alert the moment a vehicle or asset crosses it. That means you know the instant something arrives, leaves, or shows up somewhere it shouldn't.
Location data and geofence alerts flag it the moment something moves outside its expected area or after hours, so you can track it down quickly.
No. Vehicle GPS and asset tags for trailers and equipment show up in the same Linxup dashboard.
Driver ID uses a Bluetooth fob that stays with the driver. When a vehicle starts, it automatically detects which fob is nearby and assigns that driver for the trip.
Vehicle location updates in real time. Asset trackers on unpowered equipment are built for long battery life and report on a schedule that balances battery conservation with timely updates.
They work together. Dash camera footage and location data live in the same dashboard.
Yes. LinxCam Rear Vision adds a third camera to LinxCam, so you get forward, in-cab, and rear coverage in one system, with no separate login or storage to manage.
Yes. Location history and dash cam footage give you documented proof of what actually happened, which is often what settles a disputed or staged accident claim instead of it coming down to one driver's word against another's.
It can. Documented location history, equipment tracking, and dash cam footage give insurers a clearer picture of how you manage risk, which can support lower premiums. Check with your broker on what your provider requires.