HVAC GPS Tracking and Telematics
Comprehensive Insights for Your Electrical Company’s Fleet
Leading construction & heavy equipment companies trust Azuga for their fleets
GPS Vehicle Tracking for Heating and Cooling Companies
Upgrade Your Fleet with GPS for HVAC Teams
Your electric company is an essential service to your customers, which is why your fleet needs to operate at full efficiency. Azuga Fleet makes dispatch fast and efficient, simplifies billing, and reduces your costs. Other features of our fleet management software, such as geofencing and route optimization, help to enhance your fleet even further. With Azuga, fleet management is easier than ever.
How can GPS help fleets retain good drivers?
Improve safety. Gain accountability.
Count on the GPS fleet management software that's built for safety.
Limit distractions.
Add DriveSafe and block smartphone distractions—such as texting, calling, and app use—when the vehicle is in motion.
Put fleet safety first.
Take advantage of information—such as speeding, hard braking, cell phone distractions, and service warnings—to keep both drivers and vehicles performing at their best.
Put diagnostics to work.
In today’s world, data and analytics are crucial tools for any business. With our diagnostics, valuable information is captured every time your fleet is dispatched. Use it to maximize efficiency, reduce operating costs, and reward top drivers.
Log and tag trips.
When a driver uses FleetMobile, data is captured from every vehicle he or she drives, creating a comprehensive trip log. Trips can also be tagged as business or personal, allowing you to separate out the daily lunch run from work-related trips.
Tire Pressure Monitoring
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) in your vehicle monitors the tire's air pressure continuously and alerts drivers when the pressure varies from the recommended level. TPMS is primarily designed for safety purposes. Underinflated or overinflated tires lead to a less stable ride and a higher risk of blowouts, making driving unsafe. Whenever this occurs, it will trigger an alert to the driver that the tire (or tires) needs to be inflated to the appropriate level.
