Optional GPS tracking

Add live GPS tracking to the assets already in AssetCenter.

Connect compatible trackers to vehicles and mobile equipment, then see their latest reported positions, addresses, speed and timestamps on one map. When the question is where an asset traveled, replay its recorded route point by point.

Add tracking where it matters · Keep the rest of your asset workflow unchanged

AssetCenter GPS Tracking showing the latest reported positions of nineteen fleet assets across the Los Angeles area, with addresses, timestamps and speed or stationary status.
A sample field-service fleet with all nineteen connected assets reporting a position. Select a row or marker to move from the fleet-wide picture to one tracked asset.

From fleet to individual asset

Live location belongs beside the record it describes

GPS positions are more useful when they stay connected to the same asset identity, assignments and lifecycle history your team already works from.

Survey every reporting tracker

Open one fleet-wide map to see which tracked assets are reporting and where their latest position was recorded.

Read the operating context

See the reported address, time and speed or stationary state beside the asset tag, make and model.

Replay recorded movement

Choose a period, draw the available route and follow the reported position points in order with playback controls.

Tracker hardware

Choose the tracker that fits the asset

Use a long-life battery tracker where power is unavailable, or plug directly into a compatible vehicle. Both report into the same AssetCenter GPS map and route history.

Battery powered AssetCenter FieldGuard battery-powered GPS asset tracker.

Long-life asset tracker

AssetCenter FieldGuard

Long-life tracking for equipment that does not have a dependable power source.

$140

equipment

Best for trailers, machinery, containers and high-value mobile equipment

A strong fit for outdoor or remote assets where periodic position reporting and long battery life matter more than vehicle data.

Power
3 replaceable CR123A lithium batteries
Standby
Up to 5 years with one GNSS report per day
Protection
IP67 water and dust resistance
Sensors
Motion, temperature and light/tamper
Size
87 × 51 × 30 mm
Positioning
GNSS accuracy under 2.5 m in open conditions

GPS service

$3 / device / month

Ask about FieldGuard
OBD-II plug-in AssetCenter DriveLink plug-in OBD-II GPS vehicle tracker.

Plug-in vehicle tracker

AssetCenter DriveLink

Plug-in tracking that takes power directly from a compatible vehicle.

$160

equipment

Best for passenger vehicles, service vans and light trucks

A strong fit when you want quick installation, regular position updates and route replay without maintaining a separate tracker battery.

Installation
Plug-and-play through the OBD-II port
Vehicle fit
Designed for supported US vehicles made after 2008
Power
8–32 V DC from the vehicle
Connectivity
LTE Cat M1/NB1 with 2G fallback
Size
49.49 × 48.5 × 21.9 mm
Positioning
Dual internal GNSS antennas; accuracy under 2.5 m

GPS service

$3 / device / month

Ask about DriveLink

Simple device pricing: buy the tracker once, then pay $3 per month for each active device. We will confirm hardware and vehicle compatibility before setup.

Help me choose

The live operating picture

Go from the whole operation to one asset

Start with every reporting tracker or search for a specific asset. The list and map stay together, so an icon on the map always has an identifiable record behind it.

  • Searchable tracked-asset picker
  • One-click all-assets view
  • Asset-specific map markers
  • Latest reported street address
  • Position timestamp and motion state
  • Shortcuts to the asset record and assignment history
A closer AssetCenter GPS fleet view around Long Beach with reporting assets listed beside their markers, addresses, timestamps and speeds.
The closer map keeps the latest report for each asset readable while preserving the geographic relationship between the fleet.
AssetCenter GPS route replay for a Toyota Tacoma, showing a recorded route through Los Angeles and Long Beach with twenty-two position points and playback controls.
A recorded trip with its beginning, latest point, route line and replay position visible together.

Recorded route replay

Reconstruct the trip without reading a coordinate log

Select a period to plot the positions available for that asset. The replay panel summarizes the timeframe and point count, then turns those reports into an ordered route you can play, pause or step through.

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Choose the period

Load the range you need and see when GPS history begins for that connected asset.

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Review the route

Keep the start, end, route line and active position visible on the same map.

3

Control the replay

Play or pause the trip, move between points and adjust playback speed while reviewing the map.

More than a dot on a map

Keep location connected to accountability.

A tracker answers where. AssetCenter keeps that answer beside who is responsible, what the asset is and what has happened throughout its life.

Tracker to asset

The reported position stays attached to the asset tag, make and model your team recognizes.

Position to responsibility

Open the record or its assignment history when live location raises a custody or site question.

Movement to lifecycle

Review GPS movement without separating it from maintenance, costs, documents and the accountable timeline.

What GPS Tracking represents

Reported tracker positions inside an asset system of record

GPS Tracking is for vehicles, trailers, machinery and other mobile assets where current position and recorded movement add useful operating context.

Tracker-equipped assets

Connect tracking only where the extra visibility is useful. Assets without trackers continue through normal person and location assignments, scans and timeline events.

Reported positions

The map reflects data received from the tracker. Coverage, device power, reporting frequency and hardware conditions affect how current and complete that history is.

Asset-centered context

The goal is to add live location and route review to the asset record, not to turn AssetCenter into a dispatch, driver-management or vehicle-diagnostics suite.

Scope: GPS Tracking is not a full fleet-telematics, ELD, dispatch or engine-diagnostics platform. Confirm tracker compatibility and the reporting setup with AssetCenter before planning a deployment.

Evaluation questions

GPS asset tracking questions

The GPS Tracking map shows the asset's latest reported position, address, report time and speed or stationary state. The all-assets view puts every reporting tracker on the same map and keeps each position connected to its AssetCenter record.

Yes. Choose a tracked asset and a period to draw its recorded route. Replay controls let you step through the position points in order, follow the asset on the map and adjust playback speed.

GPS Tracking uses positions reported by a connected tracker. The Location Map shows the current location assignment maintained by your team, while the Assignment History Map reconstructs past assignments and lifecycle events. The three views answer different location questions without mixing reported movement with accountable assignments.

No. Add trackers only to the vehicles, trailers, machinery or other mobile assets whose live position and route history you need. Every other asset can continue using person and location assignments, barcode or QR scans and the normal AssetCenter timeline.

AssetCenter currently offers the battery-powered FieldGuard for $140 and the plug-in DriveLink for $160. Each active tracker has a $3-per-device monthly GPS subscription. Contact AssetCenter to confirm the hardware, vehicle and reporting setup for your deployment.

Get a custom quote for your GPS rollout.

Tell us how many vehicles and mobile assets you need to track. We will help match the right devices, reporting setup and rollout plan to your operation.

FieldGuard hardware is $140 and DriveLink hardware is $160, plus $3 per active device each month