Prophesy Integrates With TransCore to Provide Trailer Tracking
BLOOMFIELD, CT – Prophesy Dispatch and TrackerSeries mobile communications solutions now work in tandem with the TransCore GlobalWave satellite trailer tracking device.
BLOOMFIELD, CT – Prophesy Dispatch and TrackerSeries mobile communications solutions now work in tandem with the TransCore GlobalWave satellite trailer tracking device. Prophesy has teamed up with TransCore to deliver this new functionality in an ongoing effort to broaden available mobile technology options for its users.
Prophesy Dispatch automatically imports GPS data from the GlobalWave devices and updates the trailer data throughout the system. This results in greater accuracy and reliability when managing and assigning trailers on loads. In addition, users are allowed to view various data about a trailer, such as its current geographical location and length of time at that location, and several reports are available to display and print this data.
Trailer data can also be viewed at the Prophesy Tracker Web site using any PC with an Internet connection. The Prophesy Tracker Web site contains a host of reports and maps that allow you to maintain complete visibility over a trailer’s activity.
On the road, the GlobalWave hardware attaches to the surface of a trailer using an ultra-strong, self-adhesive mounting system. Once attached, the device is virtually maintenance free, with a battery life of 5-7 years and a durable design meant to handle the most rigorous conditions of the open road.
For more information on how to improve mobile asset management using TransCore’s GlobalWave trailer tracking capabilities with Prophesy software, contact Prophesy at (800) 776-6706 or e-mail moreinfo@mile.com.
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