Vehicle tracking system
The device in the vehicle, the server that processes the data and the platform you look at. Rotanis sets up all three as one package.

How does a vehicle tracking system work?
The GPS tracker in the vehicle determines its position and sends it to the server over the mobile network. The server turns this raw data into routes, stops, speeds and events.
You see the result on the web platform or in the mobile app: vehicles on the map, reports below and notifications on your phone. After installation, all you need to decide is who sees what and when you want to be alerted.
Key features
Live location tracking
All vehicles on one map with speed, ignition and last stop.
Route history
Replay any day’s route with stop durations.
Alerts and notifications
Speed limit, leaving a zone, out-of-hours use, long idling.
Fuel and cost
Expenses per vehicle and cost per kilometre.
Maintenance calendar
Service and inspection reminders by mileage or date.
Reports
Trip, fuel, speeding and maintenance reports in Excel and PDF.
How it works
The device is installed
The GPS tracker is mounted out of sight in your vehicle.
Data is processed
Location and driving data become routes and reports on the server.
You track on the platform
Live tracking and reports on the web platform and mobile app.
Frequently asked questions
Is GPS tracking the same as a vehicle tracking system?
GPS is the technology that determines position. A vehicle tracking system is the whole of device, server and platform that turns that position into routes, reports and alerts.
How many users can I create?
There is no limit on users. Which vehicles each user sees and which screens they can access are defined separately.
Can it be set up for a single vehicle?
Yes. The system works with one vehicle; as your fleet grows, new vehicles are added to the same platform.
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Get a quote for vehicle tracking system
Tell us how many vehicles you have and what you need, and we will choose the right devices and package together.
- Free site survey and advice
- On-site installation
- Web platform and mobile app