Fits beside the tools
you already use.
AirIQ does not ask you to replace anything. It sits alongside the hardware, the carrier and the software your operation already depends on.
Nobody wants a second system of record.
Fleet data earns its keep where the work happens: the maintenance software, the job costing, the dispatch board. A platform that locks it in its own dashboard means somebody retypes it every week.
Ten names, three kinds of connection.
Everything AirIQ has published. Listing describes an integration, not an endorsement.
The devices and the networks that carry the data.
Phillips Connect
Trailer connectivity hardware, alongside AirIQ trailer and asset tracking.
Teltonika
Telematics device manufacturer whose hardware AirIQ supports.
US Cellular
Cellular connectivity between AirIQ devices and the platform.
Where fleet data has somewhere else to be.
Jonas Construction Software
Construction operations, for contractors who also track vehicles.
B2W Software
Heavy civil estimating and operations, alongside equipment tracking.
Trucker Tools
Load visibility and driver workflow for trucking operations.
Fleetio
Fleet maintenance management, alongside tracking and video safety.
Nektyd
Field service management for businesses running AirIQ devices.
MIR-RT
Maintenance management. Integration announced in 2025.
Not a vendor, a common language.
AEMP Telematics standard
The equipment industry's telematics data standard. Announced in 2019.
Two routes, and neither needs us in the room.
A named integration is not the only way to move fleet data. Most of what people ask for is already built in.
- Every report exports as CSV, PDF, Excel, Word or MHTML
- Report subscriptions email it on a schedule, so nobody signs in to fetch it
- Developer API documentation sits in the Help menu inside your dashboard
- Per-user permissions mean a vendor can see one report and nothing else
Tell us what you use.
The roster above is what AirIQ has published. If the tool your office depends on is missing, the useful conversation is about the workflow, not the logo.
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Are you the software, not the fleet?
If you sell software to fleets and your customers keep asking where the trucks are, the partner program is the other side of this page.
Asked by the person who owns the stack.
Can I get my fleet data out?
Is there an API?
Do I need to replace what I already use?
My software is not on this list. Now what?
See where AirIQ fits.
Tell us about your fleet and the tools around it, and we will show you where it lands. No contract either way.
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