Fleet management solutions provider, Mapon, has announced a new integration with Schmitz Cargobull.
The strategic collaboration offers Mapon clients seamless access to data from Schmitz Cargobull’s proprietary TrailerConnect Data Management Center, providing valuable insights for enhanced fleet efficiency, safety, and sustainability.
This integration allows fleet managers to connect without additional equipment and use the Mapon platform to gain streamlined access to Schmitz Cargobull data. This eliminates the need for multiple systems, offering a unified vehicle and trailer operations overview. The synergy supports more cohesive reporting and decision-making, all from a single interface.
“This partnership demonstrates our commitment to delivering end-to-end solutions that meet the complex needs of modern fleet managers, allowing our clients to harness data that optimises operational efficiency, enhances safety, and reduces costs,” said Mapon CEO, Davis Siksnans. “Together, we’re streamlining fleet management and paving the way for a more sustainable and accountable transportation industry.”
The collaboration is expected to enhance high-performance data monitoring, provide preventative maintenance alerts and strengthen security controls to address potential security breaches, minimising cargo theft risks and tampering. Additionally, environmental sensors offer temperature, humidity and container refrigeration data—essential for temperature-sensitive cargo and a priority for industries such as logistics, pharmaceuticals, and perishables.
“The Data Management Center enables haulers to have complete control over their data and efficiently pass on selected data to third parties,” said Manager of Strategy & Business Development at Schmitz Cargobull, Soeren Danielsen. “By intelligently linking vehicle, route and order information, more than just position and temperature data can be selected, processed and transmitted to external systems at the touch of a button in the future.”
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