Trackerserver

What goes on the wall, and what goes on the screen.

Every site on this website is built from the same two things: Teltonika's Wirepas Mesh hardware in the building, and the Trackerserver platform in the browser.

  • Teltonika Wirepas Mesh hardware
  • The Trackerserver platform
  • Under your brand
  • Enquire for a first site
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On the wall.

EYE Beacon Mesh

The tag. Small, battery-powered, attached to whatever is being followed.

EYE Sensor Mesh

A tag that also measures temperature and humidity, for cold rooms and chilled stock.

Mesh Anchor

A battery-powered fixed point on a wall, column or rack. The tags are measured against it.

Mesh Gateway Wi-Fi

The link from the building's mesh to the platform, over the site's own Wi-Fi.

On the screen.

Trackerserver is the software. It draws the floors, places the tags, keeps the history and sends the alerts, and it does the same for the vehicles outside.

It is white-label: a tracking business takes it on a dedicated server and runs it under its own logo and domain.

  • Live view in 2D and 3D
  • History, reports and alert rules
  • Vehicle tracking on the same account
  • Branded mobile apps
More about Trackerserver
The Trackerserver dashboard

Not one kind of site, and not one country.

The places on this website are examples, not limits. The platform behind them was built to take on almost any tracking job: a hospital, a port, a school, a mine store or a film set is set up the same way as a warehouse. And it is used the same way by tracking businesses in any country.

  • Any building with floors to draw
  • A portal your clients can read in 26 languages
  • Devices from manufacturers around the world
  • Outdoor tracking for more than 4 800 tracker models, on the same account

Send us the plans of the first site, or simply its size and what stands in it. We reply with the number of tags, anchors and gateways it would take and the steps to bring it up on your platform.

Back to the places

WarehousesIndoor tracking in a warehouse: pallets and cages followed from receiving to dispatch, equipment found at once, dwell time per zone, cold rooms watched and alerts when stock leaves its area.ShopsIndoor tracking on a shop floor: trolleys, cages and roll containers located, fridges and freezers watched by temperature, back-of-house zones and a plan drawn with tills and counters.Secured buildingsIndoor tracking for security companies: tagged staff and visitors on a floor plan, alerts when a restricted zone is entered, occupancy per area and a history to replay afterwards.

Which of your clients has this problem?

Tell us the kind of site and what goes astray in it. We will set out what a first installation would take, in hardware and on your platform.

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