How Tracker turns vehicle signals into operational context.
Tracker is TrikTraks' connected-vehicle hardware. This page explains the technical background behind how it captures, processes, and delivers data. For the product itself — pricing, specs, and what it captures — see the Tracker product page.
What Tracker captures
A single device, several categories of signal.
GPS location, updated on short, configurable intervals
Engine and vehicle diagnostics via the OBD-II / CANbus interface
Driving behavior signals — harsh braking, acceleration, cornering
Device and asset status — tamper, power, connectivity health
From the vehicle to the platform
Signals move through a short pipeline before they become something a dispatcher or driver sees.
When connectivity drops, signals are buffered on-device and sent once the connection returns — nothing is lost to a temporary dead zone.
How this supports FleetOps and FleetPilot
Live operational picture in FleetOps
Location, status, and diagnostic signals feed the same dashboards dispatchers and managers already use — no separate system to check.
Context for drivers in FleetPilot
Vehicle status and inspection-relevant signals surface to the driver, so issues get reported before they become bigger problems.
See the Tracker device itself.
Specs, install process, and what it captures out of the box.