Geotab and OEM Telematics for AEMP Integration

OEM Telematics for AEMP Data allows compatible off-road equipment to send manufacturer telematics data into Geotab’s MyGeotab platform. This helps equipment owners monitor off-road assets from one centralized fleet management system.

Data is collected from the equipment, transferred through the OEM cloud, standardized by Geotab, and displayed in MyGeotab so fleet managers can view their equipment information in one place.

For compatible AEMP-integrated equipment, additional hardware installation may not be required. Geotab’s off-road OEM telematics solution is designed for remote activation without a traditional device installation.

AEMP integration is designed for compatible off-road equipment, such as construction, agricultural, and heavy-duty job site assets that already support OEM telematics data sharing.

Geotab supports AEMP-integrated equipment from select manufacturers such as John Deere, Caterpillar, Komatsu, and Kubota. Availability may depend on the equipment model, region, and OEM data access.

AEMP 2.0 is a standardized equipment telematics data format used to share information from compatible off-road equipment into fleet management platforms like MyGeotab.

Geotab helps bring off-road equipment data into the same platform used for fleet vehicles and assets. This makes it easier to manage mixed fleets, monitor equipment, and reduce the need to switch between separate OEM portals.

Yes. One of the main benefits of Geotab’s OEM integration is the ability to view off-road and on-road equipment data from one centralized platform.

Yes. Construction companies can use AEMP telematics to improve visibility across job sites, monitor compatible equipment remotely, and keep better track of valuable off-road assets.

Yes. Farms and agricultural businesses with compatible OEM-connected equipment can use AEMP data to better monitor asset location, usage, and availability from a single fleet platform.

Activation is typically completed remotely once the compatible equipment and asset information are confirmed. This helps reduce downtime compared to traditional hardware installation.

It can help reduce setup downtime because compatible equipment can be activated remotely without a physical device installation. It can also help managers stay more informed about equipment activity and availability.

Yes. If you already use MyGeotab, compatible AEMP-integrated equipment can be added so more of your fleet data is available in the same platform.

The available data depends on the OEM, equipment model, and supported AEMP dataset. Common equipment telematics data may include asset status, location-related information, usage, and other supported machine data.

Not exactly. Regular GPS tracking often uses an installed device, while AEMP telematics uses data from compatible OEM-connected off-road equipment. Both can help with visibility, but the setup and available data may differ.

Yes. AEMP integration is especially helpful for businesses that use equipment from multiple manufacturers and want a more centralized way to view asset data.

Service terms may vary depending on your equipment, fleet size, and Geotab plan. Contact GPS Tracking Canada to review your options and find the best setup for your off-road equipment.

AEMP data can improve visibility into where compatible equipment is located and how it is being used. This can help businesses keep better control of valuable off-road assets.

Compatibility depends on the manufacturer, model, OEM telematics support, and AEMP data availability. GPS Tracking Canada can help confirm whether your equipment can be connected through Geotab.

Contact GPS Tracking Canada to confirm compatibility, review your equipment list, and learn how Geotab’s AEMP integration can help bring your off-road equipment data into MyGeotab.