Cargo security

The unusual, caught in time.

We combine location and tracker signals to identify off-route stops, changes in light and prolonged communication gaps, before they turn into a loss.

The challenge

An incident found late is a loss.

The challenge is not piling up coordinates, but recognising sooner which journeys stray from what is expected, and putting the right person on them.

  • No incidents

    Journey as planned

    Everything within its route’s rules.

  • Light

    Possible opening

    The tracker has detected light: a sign worth reviewing in context.

  • Misplaced

    Off route

    Stopped longer than allowed away from the planned stops.

  • No signal

    Communication lost

    Silent past the threshold; the last reading is kept.

What it brings

React sooner, with context.

  1. 01

    Rules that fit you

    Stop, silence and battery thresholds configured for each company.

  2. 02

    Prioritised alerts

    Every alert arrives with its reason and threshold, and is resolved with a reason that stays on record.

  3. 03

    Evidence for every event

    The time, place and history of each incident, kept for analysis.

In practice

Cargo 072: stopped off its route.

The tracker has been stopped for three days, far from any planned stop, and detected light in the early hours. The “Misplaced” alert arrives with its threshold; the person in charge reviews it and resolves it with its reason: “Asset recovered”.

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What we measure with you

Indicators agreed from day one.

Measured on your own operation, with your data.

  • Detection time

    From the event to its identification by the team.

  • Incident-free journeys

    Share that meet the defined rules.

  • Events investigated

    Alerts reviewed and resolved, with their reason.

  • Assets recovered

    Cases where the information made it possible to locate or recover the asset.

FAQ

Worth knowing.

Does it prevent theft?

It is not an anti-theft guarantee: it is an early-detection system. It helps you recognise unusual situations sooner, so your team can react in time.

What does the light sensor indicate?

That the tracker has detected light, a common sign that the packaging has been opened or tampered with. It is read together with the route and the other signals.

What happens if the signal is lost?

The last known position is kept and, once the configured threshold is exceeded, the shipment shows as “No signal” and an alert is opened.

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