Start with what you are trying to stop happening.
Nobody buys a tracking device. They buy an end to a specific problem — a tool that goes missing, a trailer nobody can find, a consignment that goes quiet halfway through a trip. Each Tagon solution starts there.
Asset Tracking
Know what you own and where it is
Assets move between sites, crews and jobs. The register says one thing and the yard says another, and nobody finds out until something is needed and missing.
Fleet and Vehicle Tracking
See the vehicles, not just the paperwork
Dispatch works on what drivers report. By the time a deviation shows up on a delivery note, the day is already lost.
Container and Trailer Tracking
Assets that leave and are supposed to come back
Containers and trailers spend most of their life somewhere other than your yard. Utilisation is a guess and demurrage is a surprise.
Equipment and Tool Tracking
Small, valuable, and easy to lose
Tools and small plant are the assets most likely to walk. The supplied material puts it plainly: small assets like tools and electronics are prone to loss and need discreet tags that are hard to remove.
Logistics and Parcel Tracking
Visibility for the consignment, not the vehicle
Cross-border shipments lose signal between carriers and countries. The tracking stops, the consignment carries on, and nobody knows which is which.
Auto Finance and Collateral
Know the collateral is where the agreement says
A financed vehicle is an asset you own and someone else drives. The supplied material is specific: tags must be installed discreetly to resist tampering, update location quickly, and support geo-fencing to reduce default risk.
Personal and Family Safety
For the things and people you do not want to lose
Pets, children and elderly family members need tags that are small enough to wear all day and last long enough that nobody has to remember to charge them.
Different problems, one platform underneath.
Live location
Where every tagged asset is right now, on one map.
History playback
Replay where an asset has been rather than reading a list of pings.
Geo-fences
Draw a boundary. Get an alert when an asset crosses it.
Alerts
Movement, boundary crossings and tag disconnection.
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.