On-demand live view
Request video according to permissions and device connectivity. Configure channels and quality to confirm the situation.
LEAVE Fleet management
Every vehicle.
Every journey in view.
From vehicle location to the driving environment.
Connect safety, running costs and fleet operations in one view.
Vehicle sensing → Connectivity → Platform insights → Operational action
Eight capabilities.
One connected operation.
Give dispatch, safety and maintenance teams a shared understanding of vehicles, driving events and operating costs.
The location map is a supplied platform capture. Other data and interactions are examples; video is road scene footage. No live vehicles are connected.
Vehicle location
Your whole fleet.
On one map.
Bring location, heading, speed and connectivity into one map so dispatchers can understand available capacity.
- Overview & filtering
Filter by fleet, region, job or vehicle state. Separate moving, stopped and offline vehicles to surface exceptions.
- Vehicle detail & trip playback
Select a vehicle for its latest location, report time, speed and trip. Review routes, stops and linked events by time range.
- Geofences & dispatch
Set geofences around depots, customers and restricted zones; connect arrival, departure and route exceptions to dispatch.
Global location viewPlatform capture
Video monitoring
Know where it is.
See what is happening.
Select a vehicle and request video with the appropriate access. Compatible connected recorders provide the road, cabin and configured camera channels.
LV-1028 Vehicle videoRoad footage · Integration interface example
Forward road · Scene footage
DMS · Face landmarks
Face contourFacial landmarks
Cabin channel · Illustrative face featuresChoose vehicle → Choose channel → Request stream → ViewPress play to view the road scene
Event playback
Jump from an alert to its snapshots and surrounding footage. Retrieve available device or cloud recordings.
Access & bandwidth
Restrict vehicle and video access by role and log operations. Use on-demand streaming and adaptive bitrates.
Live feeds require a supported connected recorder, cameras, storage and mobile connectivity. This page shows road scene footage, not an actual live dashcam stream.
Driving event capture
Spot the risk.
Keep the context.
Combine vehicle signals with road and cabin video. Turn following-distance warnings, rear-right approaching vehicles and driver risk patterns into reviewable events with evidence and a clear handling record.
Unsafe following distance
Combine forward vehicle detection, distance and host-vehicle speed to assess time headway. Configure thresholds for the road, vehicle and operation, and review the associated footage.
Forward video + distance & speedDetections are risk indicators and should be reviewed against footage. Supported events depend on camera placement, lighting, occlusion, algorithms and device integration.
ADAS · Following distance warningExample detection
Vehicle 01 · TruckPlate JF·53·4514 m- License plate
- JF·53·45
- Distance ahead
- 14 m
- Current speed
- 68 km/h
- Time headway
- 0.7 s
Unsafe following distance · Example event record
For reviewLV-1028 · 14:32:08 · Sample record
DetectCaptureReviewCoach
An event package can include vehicle, driver, time, location, trigger signals, snapshots, clips and the review outcome.
Driver scoring
Make every journey
a chance to improve.
Combine driving events, severity and distance into explainable scores. Find coaching priorities and follow progress over time.
- Transparent, configurable rules
Configure smoothness, attention, fatigue and compliance dimensions, including severity, duplicate-event handling and reviewed exemptions.
- Compare fairly, follow trends
Normalize events by distance, for example per 100 km, and compare similar vehicles, routes and shifts.
- Turn reviews into coaching
Link each deduction to events and footage, support review corrections and record coaching actions and progress.
Driver reportSample data
86/ 100
Sample driver · D-008
Understand first. Improve next.
Every deduction links to an eventSmoothness
−4 pts
Braking
−5 pts
Attention
−3 pts
Fatigue
−2 pts
Example: 100 − 4 − 5 − 3 − 2 = 86. Demo weights only; configure normalization, review and exemptions for production.
Vehicle fuel analysis
Understand where
every litre goes.
Connect consumption to mileage, idling and routes. Identify inefficient patterns and review refueling records and unusual fuel-level changes.
- Consumption & comparison
Review total fuel, litres per 100 km and trends. Compare similar vehicle types, loads and routes.
- Idling & unusual changes
Analyze idling against engine state and stops. Link sudden rises or drops to time, location and available footage for review.
- Cross-check data sources
Use supported CAN / OBD, calibrated fuel sensors and refueling records. Consider slope, calibration and gaps when interpreting readings.
LV-1028 · Fuel trendSample data
Average consumption30.3L / 100 km
Comparison basisLike-for-like routes
L / 100 km
Review cue
If the fuel level drops while stopped, review the location, engine state and available footage. Sensor fluctuations alone do not establish fuel loss.
L/100 km = fuel consumed ÷ distance traveled × 100. Demo periods use equal distances; production totals should be weighted by valid distance.
Maintenance reminders
Stay ahead of service.
Keep operations moving.
Schedule service by mileage, date or engine hours. Notify the right person before it is due and connect reminders to work orders and completion records.
- Plans for each vehicle
Configure oil, filters, tyres and brakes using vehicle guidance and operating conditions. Trigger by the first threshold reached.
- Reminders & ownership
Handle upcoming, due and overdue service separately, assign owners and coordinate workshop windows with dispatch.
- Close the service loop
Record service date, mileage, costs and attachments, update the next due point and retain the service history.
Service scheduleInteractive demo
LV-1028 Odometer · 48,800 km
↻Upcoming
Oil & filter
Next due · 50,000 km or 01 Nov
1,200 km / 15 days left, whichever comes first◎Scheduled
Tyre inspection
Next due · 53,800 km
5,000 km remainingIntervals and dates illustrate the workflow. Use vehicle guidance, service policies and vehicle data; notification channels depend on the project.
Transport cost analysis
Understand the cost.
Of every journey.
Connect vehicles, trips, waybills and expenses. Analyze costs by vehicle, route, customer and job to understand contribution and find improvement opportunities.
- Bring trip costs together
Bring together fuel, labor, tolls, parking, handling, maintenance and depreciation. Separate direct costs from allocated costs and retain their sources.
- See total and unit costs
Calculate cost per trip, kilometre, tonne or tonne-kilometre and compare it with transport revenue. Use comparable routes, vehicles and loads.
- Find waste and variance
Use load, empty distance, idling and waiting time to identify expensive patterns. Keep estimated, confirmed and settled amounts separate.
Account for owned and subcontracted transport separately; do not count subcontracted charges and their included costs twice. Configure currency, tax basis and allocation rules consistently.
Trip cost & contributionOwned-fleet job · USD example
Attributed costUS$2,300.00Shanghai–Hangzhou · 320 km
Cost per kilometreUS$7.19USD / km
FuelUS$960.00
Driver laborUS$600.00
TollsUS$280.00
MaintenanceUS$160.00
DepreciationUS$200.00
Other costsUS$100.00
Transport revenueUS$3,000.00
Sample contributionUS$700.00
Sample margin23.3%
This example uses USD on a tax-exclusive basis. Contribution = transport revenue − attributed costs; contribution margin = contribution ÷ revenue. Actual treatment follows contracts and accounting rules.
Freight charge settlement
From completed trips
to clear accounts.
Connect completed jobs with contract-based billing, customer receivables and carrier payables. Trace charges, resolve differences and track approval and settlement progress.
- Rate calculation & confirmation
Apply contracted route, distance, weight, volume, full-load or part-load rates, with agreed fuel, waiting and handling charges. Link delivery receipts and supporting documents.
- Reconcile receivables & payables
Create periodic statements by customer or carrier. Reconcile waybills, billable quantities and charges; flag, explain and review differences before approval.
- Track settlement & balances
After approval, connect invoicing and payment records. Support partial settlement, advance offsets, due dates and overdue tracking with adjustment and audit history.
Delivery receiptReconciliationApprovalInvoice & payment record
Freight reconciliationInteractive demo · USD
Customer A · ReceivableAR-DEMO-001
For reconciliationLinked waybillWB-DEMO-1028Sample delivery receipt linked · 3 charges
Base freightUS$2,800.00
Fuel surchargeUS$150.00
Waiting chargeUS$50.00
Total receivableUS$3,000.00
SettledUS$0.00
Unsettled balanceUS$3,000.00
Demo reconciliation complete: charges checked and awaiting approval. Approval, invoicing and payment records still follow the real permissions and business workflow.
Customer and carrier statements are independent examples in USD, excluding tax. This demo only changes reconciliation status; it does not create real statements, invoices or payments.
Planning your solution
Practical guidance on device selection, coverage and integration before you start.
Discuss your projectCan existing tracking devices be connected?
Review device models, protocols, location fields and available interfaces. Video, driving-risk and vehicle data depend on devices, cameras, sensors and permissions. Confirm these before integration.
How are driver scores and cost analysis implemented?
Agree scoring rules, data sources, driver-to-vehicle links, and definitions for fuel, mileage and costs. Scores, costs and events shown on this website are illustrative, not operating results.
Bringing it together
From the vehicle
to the next action.
Choose capabilities for your vehicles, network and existing systems. Validate devices, data and workflows in a pilot before scaling.
Compatible devices
Tracker / Connected recorder / DMS camera / Supported CAN, OBD or fuel sensor
Connected platform
Location & video / Events & reports / Access control & logs / APIs
Operational follow-through
Dispatch / Safety review / Coaching / Service orders / Cost analysis / Freight settlement