No wiring needed
Battery trackers fix with a magnet or screws, so they suit trailers, containers and tools with no power to tap.
Solutions · Asset and equipment tracking
Trailers, generators, containers and compressors spend days on sites and in yards where nobody is watching. Doroobi Fleet tracks them with battery trackers that need no wiring, and tells you when one moves without a reason.
Join the pilotBusiness sign-in
After launch
Equipment without an engine is easy to lose track of. A generator hired out to a site in Dubai South is moved on to another job, a flatbed trailer waits in an ICAD yard for weeks, and a compressor is lent to a subcontractor and never logged back. Each one ties up money, and each search costs a morning of phone calls.
Doroobi Fleet puts these assets on the same live map as your vehicles. A small battery tracker, fixed with a magnet or screws, reports its position on a schedule you choose, such as once a day to save battery, and straight away when it starts to move. You see what is where, how long it has stood still, and which site it belongs to.
Battery trackers fix with a magnet or screws, so they suit trailers, containers and tools with no power to tap.
Each tracker reports its own battery, and a low-battery alert tells you when to change it.
An alert as soon as an asset starts to move, with more frequent reports while it is on the road.
Draw a zone for each site and yard, and get an alert when equipment leaves outside working hours.
Where a tracker is wired to a generator, its run hours feed rental invoices and service reminders.
Each asset has its own card with its name, the site it belongs to, its last position and when it last moved.
Battery trackers for assets with no power, and wired trackers for generators and machines where run hours matter.
Fix each tracker out of sight, give the asset a name and a site, and set how often it reports.
Search for any asset on the map, and act on movement or zone alerts the moment they arrive.
Yards and sites look alike on a flat map. On Doroobi’s own 3D map, with buildings and names in Arabic and English, a generator shows up beside the real building it powers and a trailer beside the real gate, and with the 3D Studio we can add the yards and sites you work around. When an asset starts moving, its alert opens on that live map with traffic and road reports from Doroobi drivers, so your team knows the quickest way to reach it.
It depends on the tracker and how often it reports. On one report a day, battery trackers last a long time; reporting every few minutes uses the battery much faster. We will help you choose the right balance for each asset.
Satellite positions need a view of the sky, so a tracker deep inside a building or a closed steel container gives a less precise position. Indoor and port-yard tracking are planned for a later phase.
Yes. The asset keeps reporting wherever it goes, and a zone around the customer’s site tells you if it leaves before the hire ends.
Asset trackers are small and have no cables to follow, so they can be hidden inside a frame or a panel. Where the device supports it, a tamper alert tells you if one is removed.
Yes. Assets, vans and trucks sit on the same live map, each with its own icon and filters.