Your whole fleet, one live map
The operational heart of Yipii IoT. Every vehicle, beacon, and asset on one screen, updating in real time, with the overlays and filters you need to make decisions fast.
- 10 to 30s updates
- Automatic clustering
- Trail view
- Mobile-ready
Not a dot on a map. A working tool
Built to hold up when you have 200 vehicles and a dispatcher asking where unit 47 is right now.
Real-time updates
Moving vehicles report every 10 to 30 seconds. Every 60 seconds sitting with the ignition on. You see what is happening, not what happened.
Smart clustering
Hundreds of vehicles stay scannable. Nearby assets group automatically with counts, expanding on zoom.
Trail view
Toggle on any vehicle to see its last 100 GPS positions as a color-coded path, with speed variations visible at a glance.
Overlays that matter
Traffic, 3D buildings, geofence boundaries, and heatmaps for idle hotspots. Turn on what you need, turn off what you do not.
Positions that reflect what is actually happening
Moving vehicles update every 10 to 30 seconds. Every 60 seconds when they are stopped with the ignition on, and every 5 to 10 minutes once it is switched off, so the battery lasts. The map receives updates over a persistent connection, not a slow polling loop.
- Green arrows for movement with direction pointing
- Yellow circles for Idle, grey for Parked
- Persistent server connection, not polling
- Hover any marker for status and last-seen timestamp
Statuses are worked out from ignition, speed and voltage
At 07:40 you have eleven vans out and one still on the yard in Mrieħel. Every one of them carries a status you never typed in, and it changes as the vehicle does. Filter the map by it, or sort the asset list by Last Moved to find the tracker that has not stirred in a week.
Fifteen states in three groups. Six of them describe the tracker rather than the vehicle, and the difference matters when you decide who to call.
Ignition on
The engine is running, whether or not the vehicle is going anywhere.
- Moving
- Travelling normally
- Slow Moving
- Under way but barely: crawling, manoeuvring, or moving around a yard
- Speeding
- Above the limit for the road
- Over Speeding
- Well above it
- In Traffic
- Still moving, held up by congestion rather than by the driver
- Idle
- Stationary with the engine running
- Active
- Reporting and in use, when a finer state is not available
Idle sits with the moving assets in the filters, not the stopped ones. That catches people out, and it is right: the engine is running.
Ignition off
The engine is off. Where it stopped decides which of the two you see.
- Parked
- Stopped, engine off
- Garage
- Stopped at a location you have marked as home or depot
Mark the depot as a home location. Without one, the whole fleet reads Parked overnight and nothing reads Garage.
Data and power
These six describe the tracker, not the vehicle.
- Offline
- Nothing arriving at all
- Disconnected
- The connection to the server dropped, usually back on its own
- Low Signal
- Reporting from poor coverage, so expect gaps
- No location
- Connected and reporting, but with no GPS fix
- Unavailable
- The state cannot be worked out
- Power Disconnected
- Supply voltage lost
Offline is silence. No location is a tracker talking to you while telling you it cannot see the sky.
Two statuses worth acting on
An engine running while the van goes nowhere is fuel you are paying for: a chiller, a power take-off, a driver waiting with the aircon on. The dashboard totals idle time per vehicle, so the habit shows up against a name instead of against the fleet.
See fuel and running costsA tracker that loses its supply is either a wiring fault or somebody pulling the fuse. On a vehicle that is out working, you want to hear about it the same day rather than at month end.
Set up the Power Cut alertTwo limits worth knowing. Calibrated voltage detection is what stops a vehicle reading as Parked while it is being driven, and only the FMC003, FMB003 and FMC130 support it. If a tracker is not wired to the ignition, our support team calibrates it for you.
Engine fault codes are not statuses. They need OBD-capable hardware, and they live with vehicle diagnostics.
Read the full status reference in the docs(opens in a new tab)
Trail view and heatmaps, for when you need more than a position
Trail view shows the last 100 GPS points for any vehicle as a color-coded path, so you can see speed changes at a glance. Heatmap overlays surface idle hotspots, traffic congestion, and frequently visited areas without reaching for a report.
- Last 100 positions per vehicle, one click
- Heatmap overlays for idle and congestion
- Traffic layer and 3D buildings when useful
- Geofences rendered as shaded zones
Usable with 10 vehicles or 500
Automatic clustering groups nearby assets at lower zoom levels so the map stays readable. Filtering by asset group, status, or driver focuses the view in one click. Search cuts through noise by vehicle name, registration, or IMEI.
- Smart clustering with live counts on each group
- Filter by status, group, driver, or asset tag
- Search by name, registration, or IMEI
- Progressive Web App, works on any device
Frequently asked
Moving vehicles report position every 10 to 30 seconds. A vehicle stopped with the ignition on reports every 60 seconds, and once it is switched off that stretches to every 5 to 10 minutes, which is what keeps the tracker battery alive. The map reflects these updates in real time via a persistent connection to the server.
Yes. The Live Map uses automatic clustering that groups nearby vehicles at lower zoom levels, with counts (e.g. 12) shown for each cluster. This keeps the map readable whether you have 5 vehicles or 500. Filtering by asset group, driver, or status also lets you focus on a subset instantly.
Green arrows indicate moving vehicles with directional pointing. Yellow circles show vehicles that are Idle, meaning the engine is running but the vehicle is stationary. Grey circles represent Parked vehicles, or Garage when they are at a location you have marked as home or depot. Other statuses cover Speeding, Offline and Power Disconnected. Hovering any marker shows the vehicle name, status, and last-updated timestamp.
Yes. Trail View overlays the last 100 GPS positions as a color-coded breadcrumb trail on the map, with color variations showing speed changes along the path. For older history, the Reports module provides complete trip replay by date.
Yes. Yipii IoT runs as a Progressive Web App, so the Live Map works in any mobile browser without an app download. Pinch-to-zoom and drag-to-pan work as expected on touch devices.