One platform for the whole job
Addo Fleet is one platform for the whole job: where your vehicles are, where they've been, what shape they're in, and what work has been done on them — all for $15 per vehicle per month, all included. It's a mature, shipped product — not a prototype — and every feature below is in the base price. No tiers, no add-on modules, no "call for pricing" asterisks.
Live maps
Every vehicle, live, on a real street map. Zoom from the whole fleet down to one truck idling in a driveway. It's the screen your dispatcher keeps open all day.
Vehicle history & activity reports
Every trip is recorded: routes, stops, times. When a customer disputes an arrival time or a supervisor needs last Tuesday reconstructed, you pull the report instead of pulling teeth.
Diagnostics
The tracker plugs into the truck's diagnostic port, so it hears what the engine is saying. Fault codes and vehicle health surface in the dashboard before they surface on the side of the road.
Service & maintenance records
Oil changes, brake jobs, inspections — logged against the vehicle, in the same system that tracks it. The maintenance history follows the truck, not a binder in somebody's glovebox.
Display screens & snow mode
A private link you put on any TV — a garage wall, a lobby, a public webpage — no login or password to manage. In snow mode, plow trails accumulate on a real street map, showing exactly which streets were covered and when. It's the screen a service director points to when council asks how the storm went.
Your records, protected
If a customer disputes a bill, an insurer asks a question, or a records request comes in, the history's there and you control who can see it. Nothing gets deleted on you.
Snow mode, in detail
The signature feature: a fullscreen display where amber trails accumulate on a real street grid as plow trucks pass, each street timestamped since it was last covered. Put it on a lobby TV, a garage monitor, or a public webpage — no login required for the display itself, and only your team can change what's on it.
See the municipal page →