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Anti-theft

Be alerted before
your vehicle is far away.

A weekend, holidays, a visit to the garage: put the vehicle under watch in one click. At the slightest start or movement, you are alerted and you see where it is.

  • Installed by our technicians
  • SIM card included
  • Data hosted in the European Union
Acetrack: a vehicle's trips and its route on the map.

Your fleet under watch, even when parked

“Parked vehicle” mode

From the map, put a vehicle under watch: until work resumes, for 24 hours, until a given date or with no limit.

Immediate alert

A start or a movement of more than 150 m triggers an alert by email, text message, smartphone notification or webhook.

Towing detected

Vehicle or machine moved with the engine off, on a flatbed or a trailer: you are alerted too.

Tracker unplugged

If the tracker's power supply is cut, an alert goes out: it cannot be disabled discreetly.

Use outside working hours

A vehicle driving at night or at the weekend, outside its working hours: an alert, without switching anything on.

Live location

The map updates every few seconds: you follow the vehicle and can inform the police.

Frequently asked questions

What happens when an alert goes off?

You receive the alert by email, text message or notification on your smartphone, with the vehicle's location. You then follow its movement live on the map.

Do I need to remember to switch on the watch?

For a longer stop (weekend, holidays), one click on the map is enough. Towing, unplugged tracker and out-of-hours alerts work permanently once enabled.

What about machinery and equipment?

The tracker can also be installed on machinery, trailers and equipment. Tell us about your fleet: we will recommend the right tracker.

Who receives the alerts?

The people you choose: yourself, a manager, a colleague on call. Each receives the alerts through the channel they prefer.

See also

Let's talk about your fleet

A demonstration, a quote for your vehicles, a question: call us, email us or fill in the form.