Which telematics providers does DOCKEX Fleet Map support?

DOCKEX integrates with Samsara, Motive, and Geotab. Connect your existing account and every vehicle in that account shows up on the DOCKEX map within minutes (no hardware swap required).

How fresh is the location data?

It depends on the provider. With Samsara and Motive, DOCKEX receives location pushes in near-real-time whenever webhooks are connected, so the map updates as new positions arrive. Geotab is poll-based, so positions refresh on a periodic sync. Either way, every unit shows its own 'last update' time so you always know how current a dot is.

Can I draw geofences on the map?

Yes. Tap once to drop a geofence (a polygon, or a radius around a pinned point), name it, and DOCKEX watches entry and exit. You can layer time-aware rules so a geofence only alerts during off-hours or weekends.

Do I have to swap my telematics hardware to use DOCKEX?

No. DOCKEX reads from your existing telematics account through the provider's API. Keep your Samsara, Motive, or Geotab subscription as-is and DOCKEX puts the data into your fleet management workflow alongside compliance, maintenance, and document records.

Fleet Map | DOCKEX

Live Tracking

Live vehicle tracking.

Every vehicle on one map. Color-coded by status (moving, idle, stopped). Click any vehicle for speed, heading, and last update. Integrates with Samsara, Motive, and Geotab.

Real-time positions for every vehicle
Telematics integrations: Samsara, Motive, Geotab
Speed, heading, and status at a glance

Live Tracking6 online

#023 · Kenworth T680

I-35 N · Edmond

65 mph

#089 · Peterbilt 579

Oklahoma City

Idle · 15 min

#147 · Freightliner Cascadia

I-40 E · Henryetta

58 mph

Last updated: 10 seconds ago

Geofencing

Smart geofencing.

Draw a zone on the map and Dockex watches it. Get notified when vehicles enter or leave. Set time-aware rules (like alerts only during off-hours). One tap to create, instant activation.

One-tap geofence creation on map
Entry/exit notifications
Time-aware rules (off-hours, weekends)

Geofence ZoneActive

OKC Distribution Center

Circle · 0.5 mile radius

Entry alerts: ONExit alerts: ON

Active: Mon-Fri, 6AM-6PM

Recent Events

→ Unit #023 entered · 2:15 PM

← Unit #089 exited · 1:42 PM

Trip History

Trip playback.

Replay any vehicle's route as an animated path on the map. Speed-colored segments show where drivers went fast or slow. Full trip details with stops, idle time, and mileage.

Animated route playback
Speed-colored route segments
Stop detection and idle time reporting

Trip Playback#023 · Today

Departed OKC yard

6:15 AM

Fuel stop · Stroud

7:42 AM

Delivery · Tulsa

8:58 AM

Idle · 22 min

9:15 AM

98 mi · 2h 45m · Avg 61 mphReplay →

How the night shift runs it

One map, every truck, no hardware swap

Most owners I talk to already have telematics. The hardware is in the cab, the subscription bills monthly, and the provider dashboard is fine (if you keep one browser tab open all day and tab-switch into it every 10 minutes).

The problem is the map lives by itself. Compliance lives in another tab. Maintenance is on a desktop spreadsheet. Driver files are in a shared drive (which somebody renamed last Tuesday and now you're hunting for the new folder).

DOCKEX Fleet Map plugs into your existing telematics through the provider's API — Samsara, Motive, or Geotab, the three we run live today. Every truck on your provider account shows up on the DOCKEX map next to your compliance, maintenance, and document records. No hardware swap, no second SIM, no re-wiring.

Geofences that respect your time

Drawing a geofence in most fleet tools is a 6-step ritual (open the map, find the zones panel, pick a shape, draw, name it, set rules, save). DOCKEX collapses that into 1 tap and a name field. A polygon, or a radius around a pinned point.

Time-aware rules are the underrated piece. A yard geofence that alerts on entry 24/7 will spam you all day. The same fence scoped to nights and weekends only flags the after-hours visit you actually want to know about.

Pair geofences with the action inbox on the dashboard and the map starts pushing real signals (a truck idled in a yard for 4 hours past dispatch, a driver took a 60-mile detour off the assigned route) instead of pinging you on every routine check-in.

Trip playback for the conversations that matter

Trip playback earns its keep on the 3 hard conversations every dispatcher has eventually: a broker disputing a detention charge, an insurance carrier asking about a fault claim, and a driver pushing back on a coaching note.

DOCKEX replays the route as an animated path with speed-colored segments (green at cruising speed, amber in the mid-band, red where the truck ran fast). Stops are detected and timestamped, idle time gets called out, and total mileage rolls up at the bottom.

Hand the playback to the broker, the insurer, or the driver, and the conversation gets shorter. Receipts, not arguments.

Where the map fits in the bigger picture

The map is a window into one slice of fleet truth (where things are right now). Pair it with vehicle records, compliance tracking, and maintenance and you stop tab-hopping entirely. That's the whole pitch.

See your fleet. In real time.

Where's 217?

Every truck is a dot on this map.