Hidden fitting
A technician fits the tracker out of sight, wired so that a quick search does not find it.
Solutions · Security and recovery
Doroobi Fleet watches your vehicles when nobody else is: a hidden tracker with a backup battery, an alert the moment someone tampers with it or moves a vehicle out of hours, and a live link for the people helping you get it back.
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Most theft and misuse happens when nobody is looking: a pickup taken from a site car park in Sharjah at night, a van driven home over a long weekend, a tracker unplugged so that the vehicle drops off the map. By the next morning, the vehicle can be far away.
Doroobi Fleet makes those moments raise an alarm instead of passing quietly. The tracker is fitted out of sight and keeps reporting on its backup battery if the main power is cut. Rules for working hours, zones and ignition turn unusual movement into an alert on your phone, with the vehicle’s live position one tap away.
A technician fits the tracker out of sight, wired so that a quick search does not find it.
If the vehicle’s battery is disconnected, the tracker carries on reporting and sends a power-cut alert.
An alert the moment someone unplugs the tracker or cuts its power, by push, email, SMS or WhatsApp.
Set working hours for each vehicle. Ignition or movement outside them raises an alert at once.
Send a link that shows the vehicle’s live position to the police or your recovery team, for a time you choose.
Where the law allows it and an immobiliser relay is fitted, a manager can immobilise the engine only once the vehicle has stopped, after a two-step confirmation that is written to the audit log. It never happens automatically.
A hidden tracker with a backup battery goes in, plus an immobiliser relay where the law allows it and you choose one.
Choose working hours, yard zones and who gets each alert, by day and by night.
When an alert arrives, open the live map, share the link with the police and watch where the vehicle goes.
In a theft, every minute and every turn counts. Doroobi Fleet shows the vehicle on Doroobi’s own 3D map, with streets and buildings named in Arabic and English, so you can tell the police exactly where it is: the car park behind a named building, not a pin on a grid. Live traffic and road reports from Doroobi drivers show whether the roads around it are jammed or closed, which helps your recovery team choose the quickest way to reach it.
No. Doroobi Fleet allows an engine stop only once the vehicle has stopped, because cutting the engine at speed could cause a crash. It also needs an immobiliser relay, it must be allowed by law for your vehicles, and a manager must confirm it in two steps.
It depends on the vehicle and how it is used. We will offer it only where the law allows it, and we will check your case with you before a relay is fitted. Ask your legal adviser about your own fleet.
The tracker switches to its backup battery, sends a power-cut alert and keeps reporting its position for as long as the battery lasts.
No. You report the theft as usual, then share the live link so the police see the same vehicle you see.
No. Rental fleets in Dubai fall under SecurePath, which needs an approved provider, and Doroobi Fleet is not one today. Its security features still protect vehicles outside those rules.