Odo (mileage) reporting
 The on-board computer has it's own mileage counter that accurately records and reports on distances travelled by vehicles within the fleet. This information is presented through trip reports or published via a secure push web service
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Key Features:
- Odo (mileage) reporting
- Integration into back-end systems
- Trip reports
- Active Tracking
- Driver Identification using Blue Driver Code-Plug
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Integration into back-end systems
 Secure SDKs (software development kits) provide data such as odometer data to third party systems on a push or pull basis, enabling integration of MiX Telematics' systems with clients systems (e.g. billing, financial, route planning)
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Trip reports
Trip reports provide insight into the journeys undertaken by drivers, highlighting exceptions (e.g. entry into no-go zones), driving violations (e.g. over speeding) and include detail such as trip start date and time, location from which departed, trip distance, end location, driving time, idling time, parking time, associated driver, etc.
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Active Tracking
 You can pinpoint your vehicle on street level maps that update as the vehicles move. Events taking place within the vehicle are also highlighted on the map. You can also replay routes of journeys already completed.
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Driver Identification using Blue Driver Code-Plug
 The blue driver code-plug, commonly known as the driver tag, is used to control/restrict vehicle access and identify drivers to the vehicle. By using the driver tag you can ensure that each trip undertaken has a driver associated with it.
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