Maps trailer availability, reports utilisation and maintenance evidence.
Operators responsible for powered and unpowered trailers, locations, coupling state, mileage, doors, brakes, tyres, and utilisation cannot continuously inspect every operating condition or developing fault. Periodic checks leave gaps between readings, while isolated local indicators provide limited history and context. A late response can cause downtime, safety exposure, equipment damage, or incomplete compliance evidence. Teams need timely measurements, clear exceptions, and a defined operating response.
Connected Trailer Management combines installed sensing and application software to captures trailer position, movement, mileage, coupling, and supported door, brake, or tyre events through LINK 350. Maps trailer availability, reports utilisation and maintenance evidence, and flags configured safety exceptions. Operators use the resulting dashboard, alert, or workflow to locate available trailers, reduce idle assets, inspect exceptions, and schedule service using actual operation. This creates a repeatable response to the identified physical operating condition.
A team identifies the monitored assets and operating objective, installs the required components, and configures users, thresholds, schedules, or rules. During operation, the system captures trailer position, movement, mileage, coupling, and supported door, brake, or tyre events through LINK 350. It applies local or hosted logic so that maps trailer availability, reports utilisation and maintenance evidence, and flags configured safety exceptions. The application presents the relevant state, history, exception, or recommendation. Operators and managers locate available trailers, reduce idle assets, inspect exceptions, and schedule service using actual operation, then review recurring patterns to improve the operating process.
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Evidence level: L1 · Vendor-stated: how evidence levels work
Captures trailer position, movement, mileage, coupling, and supported door, brake, or tyre events through LINK 350
Installed vehicle devices or factory telematics send supported records over mobile data to the hosted Webfleet application
Maps trailer availability, reports utilisation and maintenance evidence, and flags configured safety exceptions
Locate available trailers, reduce idle assets, inspect exceptions, and schedule service using actual operation
Designed for transport, logistics, rental, and maintenance teams managing regional or cross-border trailer fleets from depots and distribution networks. Deployments can span one depot or a distributed regional network
Authorized users can review current status, history, and operating exceptions
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