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Razor Tracking & Fleetio Partner for Vehicle and Asset Management
Razor Tracking and Fleetio have partnered and say integration will provide Razor Tracking customers with access to Fleetio’s advanced preventive maintenance and lifecycle management tools.

Razor Tracking and Fleetio have partnered to help mutual customers track and manage vehicles and equipment.
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Razor Tracking, a fleet telematics software company, has partnered with Fleetio to expand the offerings of both providers to enhance fleet management and maintenance for mutual customers.
"This partnership brings significant value to our customers due to Razor Tracking's ability to automatically sync telematics data from agricultural equipment and heavy machinery into Fleetio," said Stefano Daneri, product marketing manager from Fleetio.
"With direct access to diagnostic data from leading manufacturers like John Deere, Case IH, and New Holland, fleets can optimize operations and increase productivity with greater precision and insight,” he added.
Fleetio’s Fleet Management Capabilities
Fleetio's cloud- and mobile-based fleet management solution enables fleets of all sizes to improve fleet operations and manage assets from any location. Fleets can automate in-house and outsourced maintenance management, receive recall alerts, and track fuel, vehicle inspections, parts, vendors, and much more.
In addition, Fleetio’s marketplace ecosystem with trusted industry partners enables fleets to improve fleet operations process, optimize workflows, and centralize fleet data, Razor said.
Razor Tracking’s Fleet Management Capabilities
Razor Tracking streamlines fleet management through dispatching, driver location insights, details on equipment performance and video telematics. The company’s real-time vehicle tracking ensures crew members are in the correct field, and making deliveries to the right location, while increasing transparency. Fleets can also gain peace of mind, according to Razor, with an increased focus on safety through alerts for:
Speeding vehicles
Harsh braking
Poor driving
Weather overlays
“We are proud of our new partnership with Fleetio and to offer even more solutions for our customers,” said Eric Mauch, managing partner of Razor Tracking. “Our in-vehicle devices and dash cameras are the perfect complement to any fleet operation management.”
The Razor Tracking platform has significantly expanded recently through integrations and partnerships and strives to provide the most user-friendly telematics system in the industry.
Razor Tracking provides an open data platform and expands its product portfolio to allow partners and resellers to embed Razor Tracking technology into their platform or onboard through a reseller program.
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