Vehicle & asset tracking
Multi-network SIMs for GPS trackers and telematics, so vehicles and valuable equipment report their location wherever they go. Supplied, pooled on one bill and supported by our UK team.
What it does
A tracker works out where it is from satellites, then uses its SIM to send that position back. If the SIM loses signal, the dot on the map stops moving, often exactly when you need it.
That is why the connection matters as much as the tracker. A multi-network SIM switches to whichever network is strongest along the route, so there are far fewer gaps.
Live location, journey history and arrival times for every vehicle.
Know where trailers and machinery are, and when they move.
An alert the moment an asset moves when it should not.
Telematics that help cut fuel, idling and wear.
On the road
Vehicles do not stay where coverage is good. These are the places trackers most often drop out.
Stretches where one network is strong and another has nothing.
Large sites and steel buildings where signal fades.
Short gaps are normal; a multi-network SIM keeps them short.
The simplest fix: a multi-network SIM uses whichever UK network is strongest wherever the vehicle is.
Explore multi-network SIMsWhat to look for
Tracking data is small. What matters is coverage, predictable cost and knowing when a tracker goes quiet.
Fewer gaps in the location history.
Busy vehicles borrow from quiet ones.
Know when a tracker stops reporting.
Every tracker on one bill.
Trackers and platforms
If you already have trackers and a tracking platform you like, we can simply supply the SIMs. If you are starting out, we can help specify the trackers and connect them.
Either way, every SIM sits on one account with pooled data, and one team to call if a tracker goes quiet.
If employees drive tracked vehicles, UK data protection rules mean they should know what is tracked and why. Where vans are also used privately, many businesses use a privacy setting outside working hours. The ICO publishes guidance on monitoring workers.
More IoT applications
Common questions
A multi-network IoT SIM is usually best, because it can use whichever network is strongest wherever the vehicle is, rather than being locked to one.
Usually very little, because location updates are small. Frequent updates and cameras use more. We size the plan to your trackers and pool data across the fleet.
Yes, in most cases. Tell us the tracker make and model and we will confirm the right SIM.
Many do, with a SIM that supports roaming. If your vehicles cross borders, tell us so the SIM and data plan are set up for it.
Yes. Battery-powered asset trackers report less often to save power, which suits trailers, plant and containers.
Ask us
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Tell us about your fleet and your trackers. We will recommend the right SIMs and get every vehicle reporting.
