Wialon is a fleet management and GPS tracking platform that helps businesses monitor vehicles, equipment, drivers, routes, fuel use, and other fleet activity from one connected system.

GPS Tracking Canada helps businesses select compatible tracking hardware, configure the Wialon platform, install devices, and set up reports, notifications, geofences, and other features based on their operational needs.

Wialon can track cars, vans, trucks, trailers, construction equipment, machinery, mobile assets, and other connected units. Available information depends on the tracking device, sensors, installation, and configuration.

Yes. Wialon can display the latest reported location, direction, speed, movement status, and other available information on a live map. Update frequency depends on the connected device and its reporting settings.

Yes. Wialon Trip History allows managers to review previous routes, trip times, locations, mileage, speeds, stops, and parking periods. Historical tracks can also help verify completed work and investigate incidents.

Wialon can provide reports covering After Hours use, Engine Hours, idling, speeding, stops, trips, mileage, driver activity, and visited geofences. Report availability and included data depend on the platform modules, hardware, sensors, and configuration.

Notifications can be configured for events such as speeding, excessive idling, geofence entry or exit, unauthorized movement, connection loss, sensor changes, and other defined conditions.

Wialon can identify when a device stops sending data and generate a connection-loss notification. This may indicate that the tracker was removed or disconnected, but it can also result from a power issue, network interruption, or loss of signal.

A geofence is a virtual boundary created around a location on the map, such as a customer property, jobsite, warehouse, fleet yard, or restricted area.

Wialon can notify selected users when a tracked vehicle or asset enters or exits a geofence. These alerts can help confirm arrivals, monitor departures, protect assets, and improve jobsite accountability.

Possibly. Existing devices can be connected if their models and communication protocols are supported by Wialon Platform. Compatibility and available functions should be confirmed before migrating or configuring the hardware.

Depending on compatibility, Wialon can work with vehicle trackers, asset trackers, OBD devices, dashcams, mobile DVRs, tachographs, and connected sensors for fuel, temperature, humidity, weight, and other measurements.

Wialon can detect speeding using configured thresholds or available road-speed information. Reports can show the vehicle, driver, time, location, duration, and severity associated with each recorded speeding event.

Yes. An idling report can show when and how long vehicles remain stationary with the engine running. Managers can use this information to identify recurring patterns, coach drivers, and reduce unnecessary fuel consumption.

Yes. When the required device data or sensors are available, Wialon can track Engine Hours for vehicles and equipment. This information can support utilization analysis and maintenance scheduling.

Yes. Reports and notifications can be configured to identify vehicle movement or activity outside approved working hours. This can help businesses monitor unauthorized use and improve fleet security.

Wialon driver assignment and activity data can be used to produce time sheet-style reports showing shift start and end times, duration, assigned vehicle, mileage, Engine Hours, and other available activity information.

Wialon can help collect and organize mileage data for IFTA (Mileage by State) when the necessary location data, reporting configuration, and integrations are in place. Fleets should review the resulting records to confirm they meet applicable reporting requirements.

Yes. Wialon can be configured for fleets of different sizes across industries such as delivery, construction, transportation, field service, agriculture, towing, utilities, and equipment management.