The GPS device on vehicle talks to the Global Positioning satellites to obtain the precise position of the vehicle, and may also monitor other things like the ignition, door locks, and accessory systems.

Next, the GPS tracking device communicates this information over the Internet to Spasi Track, usually via a terrestrial communication network such as a GSM cellular system. Depending on the device and the network it supports, it may transmit in real-time, or based on a schedule.

When The SpasiTrack server receives your vehicle information, it records it in a database. At the same time, SpasiTrack can check the data for evidence of speeding violations, emergency situations, or any other condition you've asked it to monitor, and react accordingly. A continuous flow of information from the GPS tracking device to the SpasiTrack server means a complete history of movement and status is stored right there in the database.

You can log into the SpasiTrack web interface any time, day or night, and use full array of tools to display location, speed, route history, report and much more.

Main Feature

• Map Tools (zoom in, zoom out, info, full extent, measure, buffer, etc)
• Layer Management
• Google map integration
• Layering digital map with google map
• Fully customizable, can be used for any kind of application

Applicable

• Track any kind of mobile assets movement and create their movement history data
• Analysis based on assets movement
• Geo fencing, routing, on vehicle reporting, etc

For more information about Spasi Track, contact us at info@spasi.com