Live tracking, trip replay, planning and compliance for heavy mining and haulage fleets — one white-label, multi-tenant portal.
Heavy fleets are expensive, spread across the country, and run on tight schedules. Knowing what is happening — and what should happen next — is still largely done by phone and spreadsheet.
Where every truck is, whether it is on plan, and which vehicles need attention should be one glance, not a round of calls.
A truck leaves its route, a leg overruns, a driver runs out of hours. Without live comparison against the plan, you find out after the fact.
Choosing which truck and driver cover a job means weighing distance, availability and driver hours by hand.
A black-box fuel or payload alarm gets ignored. Operators need anomalies ranked for investigation, with the evidence attached.
One operations portal covering the day-to-day of a heavy fleet — from the live map to the trip plan to the compliance calendar.
Screens show a seeded demo environment running on simulated telemetry — 70 trucks and 50 drivers across all nine provinces. Names, vehicles and figures are demonstration data, not customer data.
From a telemetry message to an explainable answer, in four steps.
Telemetry arrives over MQTT through a single ingestion path. A simulator and real gateways use the same door.
Messages are tied to the right vehicle, driver and sensor calibration at that moment in time, so history stays correct after reassignments.
Trips, stops and route compliance are rebuilt from the raw stream and compared against what was planned.
Payload and fuel anomalies are ranked for investigation, linked to their supporting evidence, and never presented as proof.
The first release runs on deterministic simulated telemetry through the real ingestion path, so physical hardware can be added later without rewriting the portal or the business logic.
The simulator is a proper telemetry adapter, not a mock. Everything you see in the portal went through the same path real devices will use.
Physical gateways, weighbridges and OEM APIs slot in as adapters behind the same ports. Hardware-agnostic by design.
Built as a modular monolith with clear boundaries, so each operator gets their own isolated, branded portal on the same core.
Each operator’s data is fully separate. Isolation is enforced in the application and backed by row-level security in the database.
Colours, logo and terminology follow the operator. One tenant’s “fleet” is another’s “convoy”.
Every anomaly links to its evidence, and changes are recorded so operations can answer “who changed what, and when”.
See the platform running on a demo fleet, and talk through how it would fit your operation.
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