Vehicle Tracking App
Locator BG in your pocket — every vehicle’s current state at a glance, and a work-versus-personal mileage logbook that keeps itself.
Locator BG in your pocket — every vehicle’s current state at a glance, and a work-versus-personal mileage logbook that keeps itself.
The Vehicle Tracking App puts Locator BG in the pocket of whoever is responsible for the fleet. Instead of opening the full web console, they get each vehicle's current state at a glance — whether it is reporting, where it is, how fast it is moving and whether the engine is running — together with the day's totals for each: how many trips, how far, how long spent moving, and what time it first set off.
Its second job is the logbook. Every journey is listed trip by trip, and each one is marked as work or personal — one at a time, in bulk, or a whole day at once — with the monthly totals for each kept as you go. That turns a month of driving into the business-versus-private mileage figures a company needs for expenses and tax, without anyone keeping a paper record. Administrators choose which parts of the organisation get the logbook, and can close off past periods so figures that have already been reported cannot quietly change afterwards.
A phone is a demanding place to put a fleet. Whoever opens it is usually standing somewhere with one bar of signal and a few seconds of patience, so the app has to reach a straight answer immediately rather than hand over a screen full of data — and because the mileage it produces is used as a financial record, it has to be right, which is why closed periods lock. It is the same platform behind the desk and in your hand, and it has been on the App Store for years.