AccutreQ.net fleet knowledge tools simplify the dispatchers job by showing where units are located and by providing the means to send and receive messages instantly.

With the combination of tracking, mapping and communications technologies (cellular or satellite), you have the best of both worlds for maximum benefit.

Learn more about

• Vehicle Tracking
• Map Analysis
• Coverage
• Messaging
• Vehicle Tracking

AccutreQ.net Vehicle Tracking assists dispatch by

• pinpointing on the map the vehicle location(s) or last update.
  (Is the unit where it is supposed to be?)
• showing the direction or heading in which the vehicle is travelling.
  (Is the unit on or off authorized routes?)
• providing speed readings.
  (Is the driver within corporate limits?)
• utilizing "Point Fences," a feature in which a customer location can be "fenced" so that, when a unit arrives within the "fence," you will know the exact time or arrival, how long the unit stays at the location, and when the unit leaves.
  (Was the length of stay appropriate for the work requirement?)
• generating an email (through Point Fences) that gives you notification of each occurrence, in detail.
  (When did the truck arrive, how long did it stay, when did it depart?)
• enhancing customer service, by reporting delays immediately.
  ("When will my shipment arrive?")
• providing your driver with directions, using maps at street-level detail.
  (Does the driver know where to go?)

AccutreQ.net Map Analysis assists dispatch by

• creating "cookie crumb" trail of today's or past days' routes.
• viewing past routes and verifying speed, time, and heading.
• addressing a citizen complaint against your unit, by checking to see if the unit was actually at a given citizen's location.
• using the data filter to view past trips in increments of hours, minutes, or even seconds.

By using 802.11 local wireless access, clients can still review a "cookie crumb" trail of the unit's recent trip, after the fact.

AccutreQ.net provides cellular and satellite communication to give you the best available coverage options, no matter how many trucks you run or where they travel.

The AccutreQ.net communication network covers the basics, from simple data downloads - from truck to your network and onto the hosted server - to real time messaging and tracking.

AccutreQ.net fleet knowledge tools collect and save data about the unit's engine, position, and driver log, on the on-board computer.

You decide what is the best communication tool for your business:

• For local units: download via wireless [802.11b] access point at your truck terminal.
• For remote and long distance units: use either cellular or satelitte connection. Downloading often (once a day is optimum) is a quick and inexpensive way to deliver information immediately to management and administration staff.

AccutreQ.net takes advantage of real-time communications with two-way messaging. Using cellular or satellitte connection, send and receive free form messages or macro messages using prebuilt forms.

Use real-time messaging to

• advise drivers of changes in routes or dispatch plans,
• preplan multiple tasks and incorporate into a macro form,
• verify unit ETA, and advise your customers of load delays,
• advise drivers of weather alerts, etc., or
• allow drivers to advise dispatch of problems or delays.

Tracking, mapping and communications functions all provide crucial and accurate support and operational backup in the event of customer service failures, especially if penalties are assessed. These functions also assit you by providing backup information for accessorial billing to customers. If required, you will be able to provide customers with extensive support information indicating actual delivery routes, times, and costs.

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