iQlynxFleet Intelligence

Devices & sensors

Keep the hardware. Upgrade the intelligence.

Rip-and-replace is a vendor tactic, not a requirement. iQlynx is built to work with existing GPS and IoT devices where compatible — and every compatibility question is answered with a validation, not a brochure.

Device categories

What connects to iQlynx

GPS & telematics devices

Many fleets already have tracking hardware installed. iQlynx ingests data from a range of existing GPS and telematics devices where they expose usable outputs — protecting the investment you've already made.

Your specific device models are tested during device validation.

Onboard weight systems

Vehicle scales and axle-group sensors feed Weight Intelligence: real-time GVW, per-axle distribution, and calibration monitoring.

Sensor fit varies by vehicle configuration; validated per vehicle type.

Fuel sensors

Fuel level and flow data power consumption analytics, fill-event detection, and theft alerts. Some vehicles expose fuel data through existing telematics; others benefit from dedicated sensors.

The right mix is determined during the pilot.

IoT sensors

Additional operational sensors — door, temperature, hydraulics, PTO — can join the same data model where the operation needs them.

Scoped case by case during the assessment.

Driver mobile app

Routes, assignments, messaging, and SOS run on standard modern smartphones. No proprietary in-cab terminal required.

OS requirements confirmed during implementation.

Device validation

How validation works

One honest rule governs every device claim we make: compatibility is validated during the pilot.

  1. 1

    Inventory your hardware

    Tell us what's installed — makes, models, and roughly how many of each. Mixed fleets are normal.

  2. 2

    Bench validation

    We confirm each device type's data outputs against platform requirements.

  3. 3

    In-fleet validation

    Pilot vehicles run with their real devices; data quality is measured against agreed criteria.

  4. 4

    Gap plan

    Where a device can't deliver what a module needs, you get a clear statement of what works, what doesn't, and what filling the gap costs — before rollout.

Send us your device list.

A short device inventory is usually enough to give you a first compatibility read within days.