Live position every 10 seconds
Set the update from 5 to 60 seconds per vehicle, to balance detail against data use.
A tracker in each vehicle reads its position from satellites and sends it over the mobile network. Doroobi Fleet turns those positions into a live picture of your fleet: who is moving, who is waiting with the engine on, who has stopped, and which tracker has gone quiet. Every vehicle sits on the same 3D map that Doroobi drivers use every day across the UAE.
Because the map is ours, the roads, buildings and names are the ones your drivers see, in Arabic and English. And because Doroobi drivers share their speeds and road reports, you see the jam or the closed road that explains a late arrival, next to the vehicle that is stuck in it.
What you get
Status at a glance
Moving, idle, stopped, offline and alarm, each with a word and an icon, never colour alone.
3D trip replay
Replay any day on the 3D map with a timeline, speeds and every stop along the way.
Zones with working hours
Draw zones around sites, customers and no-go areas, and choose when each one matters.
Alerts that reach you
Speeding, long idling, after-hours use, zone entry and exit, power cut, tampering and a tracker going offline.
12 months of history
A full year of trips is kept for every vehicle, with longer storage as an add-on.
How it works
Fit or connect
A small tracker is fitted out of sight, or plugged into the OBD port, or the driver uses the Doroobi app on shift.
Positions arrive
Each tracker reports over the mobile network to Doroobi’s servers in the UAE.
See and act
The control room and the manager app show every vehicle live, and alerts arrive the moment a rule is broken.
Why our own map matters here
Most trackers rent a map and add dots to it. Doroobi Fleet draws your vehicles on Doroobi’s own 3D map, with streets, buildings and place names in Arabic and English, and with live traffic and road reports from the drivers who use the free Doroobi app. A delay stops being a mystery: you can see the crash or the roadwork on the same screen.
Questions
How often does the map update?
Every 10 seconds by default. You can set each vehicle between 5 and 60 seconds.
What happens when there is no mobile signal?
The tracker keeps its positions in memory and sends them when the signal returns, so the trip history has no gap.
Can I share a vehicle’s live location with a customer?
Yes, with a link that works for a time you choose and then stops.
Do I need hardware to start?
No. Business accounts can already track drivers through the Doroobi app while they are on shift, after each driver agrees.