
IQ-Plug
Plug and Track™ GPS, into the OBD port, reporting in about 15 minutes. No van off the road.
When a customer says nobody showed up, you should not have to take anyone's word for it. AirIQ puts arrival times, time on site, and routes on the record.
You don't need a big fleet. Most customers run 20 to 50 vehicles, and plenty run fewer.

A customer disputes the invoice: the tech was late, or never came. You were not there, your calendar says one thing, and the customer says another.
Meanwhile dispatch runs on group texts. The van you sent across town drives past the one that was five minutes away, ETAs are guesses, and every "on my way" is unverifiable.
Service businesses live on trust and margins. Location history protects both: quietly, automatically, on every job.
Every vehicle's day is on the map in your dashboard: when the van arrived, how long it stayed, the route it took. When a dispute comes in, you look it up.

Every unbilled hour, every van sent from the wrong side of town, every truck that quits mid-route comes out of the same job's margin.
Time on site is timestamped from arrival to departure, so the invoice reflects the visit instead of the estimate, and a challenged line item has a record behind it.
Dispatch off a live map instead of a phone tree. Fewer crossed routes means less fuel, less overtime, and room for one more job in the day.
Maintenance reminders run on the mileage and engine hours the vehicle reports itself, and fault codes reach the office before the van quits in a customer's driveway.
— Mike, President, major car rental company
A van that never goes missing is a job that never gets missed. The tracker went in without a wiring loom or a day off the road, and the year that followed is the whole argument.
A live demo with a service fleet like yours in mind: routes, arrival times, and dispatch. No contract either way.
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