Utilities and field services

Know where your crews are, and what the data says

For utilities and field service fleets with crews spread across many sites, often on call after hours.

Demonstration answer listing the vehicles with the most idle hours last month

Example built on Geotab demonstration data. No client data is shown.

What we hear from fleets like yours

Sound familiar?

  • After-hours trips you can't explain. A call-out and a private trip look the same in the data.

  • Job sites showing as unknown stops. Crews spend the day at sites that MyGeotab has no name for.

  • Trips with no driver. Vehicles are shared between crews, and nobody can say who had which one.

What we'd look at first

Where we'd start

  • Zones for depots, plant sites and regular job locations, so time on site is recorded properly.
  • Driver identification that crews will actually use, set up to suit shared vehicles.
  • After-hours rules that match your on-call roster, so the alerts that reach your supervisors are worth acting on.

How the pillars fit

How we help

Free data health check

Start with a free health check

Find out whether your zones, rules and driver identification are telling you the truth. You get a two to three page written report on your top five problems, then a 30-minute call. It's free, and it's not a sales pitch.