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Fleet GPS · Peru

GPS for truck fleets in Peru

A fleet GPS is a tracker fitted to each unit that reports position, speed and engine data every 10 seconds over 4G. From the web platform and the app you see where each truck is, where it went, whether it left its zone and how it was driven. Endeavant installs and supports it across Peru.

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Position report: 10s
Installation: <45min
Network: 4G
Access: Web + app

Features

Fleet GPS system: what it controls

A fleet GPS system goes beyond a dot on the map: it reads engine data over OBD / CAN Bus, warns when a unit leaves its route or speeds, and keeps every trip stored to review later.

Real-time tracking

Position every 10 seconds, speed and route history.

Geofences

Zone entry and exit alerts, no limit on how many.

Speed and route alerts

Speeding by zone, schedule and route, to phone or email.

Driver behavior

A 0 to 100 score on 20 maneuver types.

Engine telematics

Speed, RPM and temperature via OBD / CAN Bus.

Fuel

Consumption per unit and abnormal-use alerts.

Maintenance

Preventive by mileage, time or engine hours.

Remote immobilization

To stop the unit in case of theft.

The tracker

GPS tracker wired to the electrical system

The tracker sits under the dashboard, wired to the electrical system and the OBD / CAN Bus port, and transmits over a nationwide 4G cellular network. The hardware is made by Ituran, where you will find the device and service detail.

Position every 10 secondsWith speed, engine data and alerts.
Installed in under 45 minutesPer vehicle, by an Endeavant technician.
TrailersLocation of trailers that change tractors.

Fleet tracking

How to track a fleet: from the dashboard to the map

Tracking a fleet takes four steps: install the tracker on each unit, set up zones and alerts, follow the operation on the map of the web platform or the app, and review alerts and reports. How to choose the system is in the fleet GPS guide for Peru.

InstallationUnder the dashboard, in under 45 minutes per vehicle.
SetupGeofences, speed limits, schedules and users.
MonitoringLive map with each unit's status and route playback.
Alerts and reportsSpeeding, geofence, after-hours and harsh braking; usage, mileage and hours.

Geofences

Geofences: virtual zones with alerts

A geofence is a virtual zone drawn on the map, such as a yard, a customer site or an approved route. The system warns on its own when a unit enters or leaves, and logs how long each vehicle stayed in each zone.

Circular and polygonal

No limit on how many.

Restricted zones

Entry notification.

Schedule

Use outside working hours.

Endeavant Cloud location panel with the fleet on the map

Endeavant Cloud · simulated data

GPS and cameras

From GPS to video telematics: the event with its video

GPS tells you where the unit is and how it is driven; it cannot see whether the driver is falling asleep. With Endeavant smart cameras every event reaches Endeavant Cloud with its video, location and shift driver. That is video telematics for fleets.

In-cab alertFatigue, distraction and collision risk, with voice and vibration.
24/7 validationEndeavant's Control Center reviews every event.

Service

What the service includes

Fleet GPS is contracted as hardware plus a monthly service: the service covers the platform, cellular data and technical support. It works from one unit to fleets of thousands.

Includes	Detail
GPS tracking	Updated every 10 seconds
Geofences	Entry and exit alerts
Drivers	Score on 20 maneuver types
Access	Web platform and mobile app (iOS and Android)
Reports	Usage, mileage and hours, automatic
Rollout	Installation, configuration and training
Warranty	Equipment and labor

FAQ

Fleet GPS FAQ

Which GPS works for tracking trucks?

For trucks you want a tracker wired to the electrical system and the OBD / CAN Bus port that reports position every few seconds and reads engine data. The one Endeavant installs reports every 10 seconds over 4G, reads speed, RPM and temperature, handles unlimited geofences, scores each driver from 0 to 100 and remotely immobilizes the unit in case of theft.

How do you track a fleet?

A GPS tracker is installed on each unit, in under 45 minutes per vehicle, and geofences, speed limits and users are set up. From then on the fleet is followed on the map of the web platform or the app, with each unit's status, playback of every trip and alerts to phone or email.

What is a geofence?

A geofence is a virtual zone drawn on the map, circular or polygonal, marking an authorized, restricted or operating area. The GPS warns instantly when a unit enters or leaves, flags entries to restricted zones, controls after-hours use and speeding per zone, and logs how long each vehicle stays.

Does it work without signal?

Position is calculated from satellites and works across the country; what depends on cellular signal is transmission to the platform. On stretches without coverage, data arrives late, once the unit has signal again. Before choosing, check your routes on OSIPTEL's coverage map.

How long does installation take?

Under 45 minutes per vehicle. An Endeavant technician wires the tracker to the electrical system and the OBD / CAN Bus port, sets up the platform and trains your team. From then on the unit shows on the map.

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