What is a trackable?
Often used in business for goal setting, in geocaching as something to find,
sometimes as a gaming term, and most definitely as an adjective, the term
trackable is always used as a noun at ENAiKOON.
A trackable is something that can be tracked using GPS devices. Ranging from
vehicles to equipment and people to animals, trackables can be static or mobile
and require telematics technology for monitoring their safety or protecting
them against theft.
For the average consumer trackables may include a car, a small child,
someone of old age or special needs, pets, a boat, or a camping trailer.
On the other hand, depending on their industry, businesses may want to track
company cars, trucks, shipping containers, delivery parcels, employees,
equipment, machinery, or any asset of value.
The reasons for using telematics for your trackables varies, for many it’s
just to monitor the location of the trackable. Sometimes it’s for theft
prevention and recovery. Other times it’s to record operating hours of
machinery and equipment.
In ENAiKOON’s online GPS tracking software, inViu, users can easily manage
the tracking of all of their trackables on the user-friendly interface where
the locations of all trackables are displayed on a map or as GPS coordinates.
Learn more about
inViu.