TracerTrak Asset Monitoring

Tracertrak Asset Monitoring Platform

Track and monitor your assets — anywhere, anytime.

Tracertrak is a powerful satellite-based asset monitoring platform that gives you complete visibility over your operations, no matter how remote the location. Whether managing vehicles, trailers, machinery, or critical infrastructure, Tracertrak allows you to track asset location, monitor operational status, and receive real-time alerts from anywhere in New Zealand — or beyond.

Designed for businesses in transport, civil construction, forestry, utilities, and remote field operations, Tracertrak helps you boost efficiency, improve safety, and reduce costs through smart, automated monitoring.

Key Features:

• ✅ Real-Time Location Tracking – Stay connected with your assets, no matter where they are.

• ✅ Satellite-Based Coverage – Works in areas with no cellular reception using Iridium satellite technology.

• ✅ Configurable Alerts – Get notified when an asset moves, stops, powers up/down, or crosses a threshold (e.g., tank level, door open).

• ✅ Monitor Any Asset – Track portable, mobile, or fixed assets such as vehicles, trailers, plant equipment, and remote tanks.

• ✅ Easy Web Portal Access – Access asset data securely from any internet-connected device.

Compatible Satellite Devices:

• SPOT Trace – Ultra-compact, battery-powered tracker for simple, low-maintenance motion alerts.

• SmartOne C – Rugged, long-life tracking device with two alarm inputs and up to 500 days battery life.

• SmartOne Solar – Solar-powered tracker with up to 10 years of operation and dual alarm input support.

Tracertrak’s scalable design and flexible hardware options make it ideal for fleet operators, contractors, and industrial businesses needing 24/7 visibility of their critical equipment.

Platform Type: Cloud-based
Connection: Satellite (Iridium)
Applications: Vehicle tracking, trailer tracking, remote equipment monitoring, alarm input reporting, movement alerts
Ideal For: Transport, logistics, agriculture, construction, utilities, and emergency services