Teletrac Navman has launched OEM Telematics, giving work truck fleets the ability to connect factory-installed telematics systems directly to its TN360 fleet management platform. The integration allows fleets to capture essential vehicle data without taking trucks out of service for aftermarket hardware installs, helping operations maintain uptime while improving visibility across assets.

By entering a truck’s VIN into TN360, fleet managers can access vehicle data such as:

• Location for tracking and geo-fencing

• Usage patterns

• Speed

• Fuel levels

• EV battery state of charge

This approach simplifies data capture for mixed fleets and eliminates downtime tied to hardware installation, making it well-suited for high-utilization and dispersed work truck operations.

OEM Telematics uses cloud-to-cloud integration with vehicle manufacturers to bring real-time, accurate data directly into fleet operations. As more work trucks come equipped with built-in telematics, fleets can now leverage this technology within TN360 to streamline oversight and improve operational decisions.

“Robust data platforms are key to unlocking the full value of vehicle connectivity, providing secure, scalable insights for fleet operators,” said Andrew Rossington, chief product officer at Teletrac Navman.

TN360 is Teletrac Navman’s fleet management system, helping work truck fleets track assets, manage utilization, and improve safety. With OEM Telematics, fleet operators can now manage connections with both factory-installed and aftermarket telematics hardware within a single platform, consolidating telematics data into one view to simplify fleet oversight and reporting.