How fast can I access footage after an incident?
Event-triggered footage is typically available in your dashboard within minutes. Live streaming is available in real time whenever the vehicle has connectivity.
Event-triggered footage is typically available in your dashboard within minutes. Live streaming is available in real time whenever the vehicle has connectivity.
Some pushback is normal at first. Most drivers come around quickly once they see the cameras protect them from false accusations and support coaching rather than punishment.
When a claim or dispute comes in, you pull time-stamped, GPS-verified video and send it to your insurer or attorney. That replaces guesswork with evidence and speeds resolution. Learn More
Yes. The dashboard pairs real-time GPS location with video playback, so you can see exactly where a vehicle was and watch what happened from one screen. Learn More
Video pushed to the TrackNet platform is retained for 3-6 months.
Yes. Cameras record locally to encrypted onboard storage during cellular coverage gaps and upload eligible footage when connectivity returns. Footage availability depends on device power, available storage, and the selected configuration.
No. Month-to-month billing, no long-term contracts, no early termination fees. You can scale up, scale down, or cancel anytime.
For basic single and dual camera systems, yes. Multi-camera setups (3+) should be done by a TrackNet-certified installer to keep your hardware warranty intact. Learn More
That depends on your fleet size, how many cameras you need per vehicle, and your installation setup. The best way to get a real number is a quick consultation where we
TrackNet systems combine GPS tracking, cloud video, safety alerts, and fleet-management software. Camera hardware is configured as single-, dual-, or multi-camera based on your vehicle types, coverage requirements, and operational risks.