Want More? Q&A: Samsara's Connected Approach
Samsara, Whip Around Partner
Two global fleet management and maintenance platforms are now integrated to improve fleet sustainability.

When the two systems are connected, odometer, and engine hour readings are automatically pulled into Whip Around from Samsara.
Screen Capture: Samsara
Samsara, a connected operations provider that serves more than 20,000 customers, and Whip Around, a fleet maintenance software solution, have partnered up to help reduce fleet emissions and improve fuel efficiency.
Samsara's Connected Operations Cloud enables businesses to harness IoT (Internet of Things) data from vehicles, equipment, and warehouses to develop actionable insights and improve operations. Samsara’s partner ecosystem and software integrations are enabled by its open APIs. With thousands of organizations using 155-plus API integrations on its app marketplace, Samsara collects trillions of data points annually and provides insights within a single platform.
Whip Around is a fleet maintenance software solution that connects drivers, mechanics, and fleet operators to improve uptime. Whip Around operates in North America and Australasia and serves hundreds of thousands of users and assets worldwide across all commercial fleet industry verticals.
When the two systems are connected, odometer and engine hour readings are automatically pulled into Whip Around from Samsara. This ensures customers never miss preventive maintenance schedules to ensure reduced downtime and improved fuel efficiency.
According to a statement from the Samsara and Whip Around, this new solution takes fleets from a reactive costly process to a proactive approach, saving them thousands of dollars each year on each vehicle and asset in their operation.
How the New Tech from Samsara and Whip Around Helps
Drivers have the ability to submit defects from the Samsara and/or Whip Around apps via the Samsara Driver App to help improve the driver experience. DTC fault codes, inspection defects, and servicing can be grouped into work orders in Whip Around and bulk-assigned to mechanics to ensure efficiency and real-time tracked workflows.
A number of mutual customers have already seen value in the integration, according to the announcement. One is Scott Ireland from Sail Energy, who manages 132 vehicles and equipment across the northeastern U.S. The company uses the combination of Samsara and Whip Around to control fuel costs by reducing excessive idling time and deploying preventive fleet maintenance measures to improve fuel efficiency.
“I get the idling time, telemetry, and fault codes from Samsara and provide information to our third-party maintenance vendors through reports in Whip Around. This expedites preventative maintenance, which helps manage downtime of our vehicles,” Scott said. “The ability to always know which vehicles are in repair and which are driving unsafely on the road makes this possible for me. This has a direct positive effect on reducing costs of our fleets, improving service to our customers through reduced breakdowns, improving vehicle economy, and most importantly, giving our drivers safe vehicles to work with.”
More Technology & AI

Fleet Downtime, Truck Theft, and Electric Growth Lead This Month
Where is your fleet losing time? This Truck Chat recap connects repair delays, theft risks, storm planning, and lessons from scaling electric trucks.
Read More →
HCSS Partners with Verizon Connect to Deliver Fleet Intelligence for Construction Fleets
HCSS has integrated with Verizon Connect to provide near real-time fleet insights so contractors can spend less time tracking assets and more time keeping projects on schedule.
Read More →
How Fleets Can Use Technology to Fight Fuel Fraud
Fuel fraud and theft remain significant challenges for commercial fleets, whether the problem involves third-party fraud or driver misuse. In this video, David Abraham of WEX explains how SecureFuel uses vehicle geolocation, telematics, transaction information, and AI to help fleet managers identify suspicious fuel purchases and make more informed decisions.
Read More →From Our Partners
Basic Tracking vs Next Generation Fleet Technology
Sponsored by AT&T Business

5 Facts Every Fleet Manager Should Know About Embedded Telematics
Sponsored by Stellantis/Mobilisights

How AI Video Telematics Boosts Driver Safety and Helps to Avoid Unnecessary Costs
Sponsored by Verizon Connect

Charting the 8 Bottom-Line Benefits of Workforce Optimization
Sponsored by Verizon Connect


Can AI Agents Help Small Work Truck Fleets Do More With Less?
Motive's new AI Agents automate fleet safety, maintenance, compliance, and dispatch tasks. Here's how they work for smaller fleets, what managers control, and what early users are seeing.
Read More →
Paccar Launches Paccar Connect for Peterbilt and Kenworth Trucks
The new Paccar Connect offers touchscreen displays, telematics capabilities, and an expanding app ecosystem to boost productivity and streamline driver workflows.
Read More →
Holman and ISEE Partner to Expand Autonomous Yard Truck Operations
The partnership combines Holman's fleet management and upfitting capabilities with ISEE's autonomous driving technology to help businesses deploy and manage driverless yard trucks.
Read More →
Who You Gonna Call? Rivian Turns Electric Vehicles Into Ghostbusters Rides
Rivian teams up with Sony Pictures for a Ghostbusters-inspired Halloween software update, complete with custom sounds, lighting effects, and a special Ecto-R1.
Read More →
The Second Trip and What Missing Tools Really Cost a Service Business
For service fleets, missing tools and equipment can lead to second trips, lost technician time, higher operating costs, and delayed jobs. Equipment tracking can help HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, and other service businesses improve visibility and reduce downtime.
Read More →
GeoFencing Adds to Your Truck Security Arsenal
Geofencing is a familiar fleet tool today, but its early adoption marked a major shift in vehicle tracking, route monitoring, and the debate over employee privacy.
Read More →
Geotab Data Shows Regional Trucking Growing Faster as Last Mile Routes Get Denser
Geotab's first U.S. supply chain report finds stable long-haul activity, stronger regional freight movement, tighter hub-and-spoke utilization, and more last-mile trips on shorter routes.
Read More →
