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Digital tachograph for smartphones and tablets

Pan-European telematics provider Masternaut is now offering its customers a tachograph mobile app, an extension of its TACHOfresh web application. The app makes TACHOfresh tachograph data available for mobile devices, providing fleet managers with a tool to access vehicle and driver information via android smartphones, iPhone or iPad. For all vehicles equipped with Masternaut’s TACHOfresh ‘live’ or ‘remote’ functionality, the data generated by the digital tachograph is transmitted to the central web port
November 26, 2013 Read time: 1 min
Pan-European telematics provider 748 Masternaut is now offering its customers a tachograph mobile app, an extension of its TACHOfresh web application. The app makes TACHOfresh tachograph data available for mobile devices, providing fleet managers with a tool to access vehicle and driver information via android smartphones, iPhone or iPad.

For all vehicles equipped with Masternaut’s TACHOfresh ‘live’ or ‘remote’ functionality, the data generated by the digital tachograph is transmitted to the central web portal. The mobile app will also make this data available on smartphones and tablets.

Fleet managers can access driver location and driving behaviour details at any time and from any given place. Insights include daily and overall mileage, rest duration and vehicle idling, in addition to the real-time location of each vehicle within the fleet.

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