Blog
Blog
Practical notes on tracking hardware, geo-fencing, alerts and integration.
Hardware
Choosing between a 40-day tag and a five-year one
Battery capacity is the single biggest cost decision in an asset tracking deployment, and it is usually made backwards.
Read PlatformWhere to draw a geo-fence
Draw it too tight and you get alerts all day. Too loose and you find out too late. Some practical rules.
Read PlatformWhy tags separate from vehicles, and what the alert tells you
The disconnection alert is the most useful signal in logistics tracking and the least understood.
Read IntegrationFeeding Tagon into a system you already run
Most operations already have a fleet or warehouse platform. Tagon is designed to feed it, not replace it.
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Tell us what you need to track.
Tell us about your assets, your operation and what you need visibility on. We will tell you which Tagon device fits and what a deployment looks like.
What to have ready
- What you need to track, and roughly how many
- Where those assets operate
- Indoors, outdoors, or both
- Any system the data needs to reach
That is usually enough for us to recommend a device and a deployment shape.