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The LINK vehicle tracking and fleet management system, offered by GPS Police Inc., is designed to provide real-time updates on the location, speed, and activity of vehicles. According to the vendor, this solution is suitable for businesses of various sizes in professions and industries such as transportation and logistics, construction, delivery and courier services, field services (such as plumbing, electrical, and HVAC), as well as emergency services like police, fire, and ambulance.

Key Features

Security: According to the vendor, users can receive instant notifications via email or SMS if the asset is being towed or has left a defined area. Geofences can be customized based on specific vehicles, days, and time, with the vendor stating that there are no limits on the number of geofences and corresponding alerts.

Alerts: Users can stay informed with messages sent via email or cell phone when a vehicle reports specific activity. The vendor claims that Notify Rules are flexible and can be based on vehicles, activity, locations, days, and times. Additionally, alerts can be automatically sent to third-party applications like Slack.com.

Bulletins: Users have the option to receive daily, weekly, and/or monthly summaries of fleet activity. The vendor states that summary bulletins provide insights into fleet mileage, engine hours, and instances of dangerous and efficient driving. Places bulletins show how much time vehicles spent at various locations.

Basic tracking: The vendor claims that users can get real-time updates on location, speed, heading, date and time, and street address. Basic tracking events include engine on/off, stop/go, speeding, and driving updates every 60-120 seconds. According to the vendor, all events include location, speed, heading, and street address.

Advanced tracking: According to the vendor, users can access more detailed real-time updates on location, speed, heading, date and time, and street address. Advanced tracking events include engine on/off, stop/go, speeding, idling, hard acceleration/braking, and driving updates every 10-30 seconds. The vendor also claims that advanced tracking includes auxiliary inputs and towing detection.

Efficiency monitoring: Users can receive reports on hard acceleration, hard braking, and sharp turns in real-time. According to the vendor, these reports provide location, speed, heading, and street address for hard driving events. The vendor states that hard driving events are viewable in multiple reports and on the History page.

Driver coaching: The vendor claims to offer an automated reporting system that can help improve driving habits. According to the vendor, the DriveSafe feature reminds drivers to drive safely and efficiently, while instances of speeding, idling, hard acceleration, hard braking, and sharp turns are detected and reported.

Service: Users can track vehicle mileage and engine hours, and receive notifications for scheduled vehicle maintenance. The vendor states that the product keeps a comprehensive service history for the entire fleet in one place.

Reports: Users can access daily or monthly logs of each vehicle's activity, providing information on location, duration, driving distance, and more. The vendor claims that specific reports available include Summary, Timeline, Driver Score, Fuel, Places, and IFTA.