About

Fleet intelligence, engineered for the edge.

Virtual Fleet Solutions builds the hardware and platform that give Australian operators total visibility of their vehicles and assets, including the ones cellular networks can't reach.

Asset tracking, telematics and logistic management, designed for the hardest operating conditions in the country.

Most fleet platforms are built for the city. Virtual Fleet is built for everywhere else: the mine sites, haul routes, remote depots and off grid assets where a dropped signal means a lost asset.

The range spans powered and battery trackers across cellular, satellite and LoRaWAN networks, housed in custom designed IP67 enclosures. On top sits a platform for tracking, telematics, dispatch, driver safety and route optimisation, with custom TMS integration so the data lands where your business already works.

The result is a single source of truth for every vehicle and asset, wherever it is, and whatever the network looks like.

Approach

What we optimise for.

Remote first

Coverage where others stop

Satellite and LoRaWAN fallback keep assets visible past the cellular edge. The reason remote operators choose VFS.

Ruggedised

Hardware built for the field

Custom IP67 enclosures, long life batteries and tamper detection engineered to survive dust, water, heat and vibration.

Integration led

Data where you work

Custom TMS integration means telematics feeds your existing systems, not another dashboard nobody checks.

Market context

Why fleet intelligence, now.

The Australian fleet management market is in a decade long shift from manual logbooks to connected telematics. A snapshot of where the industry sits.

// ADOPTION

Telematics adoption, cost optimisation and the EV fleet transition are the defining forces reshaping the Australian fleet management market through 2026.

// COMPETITIVE SET

Berg Insight ranks Teletrac Navman, EROAD and MTData as the largest fleet management providers across Australia and New Zealand. The field VFS competes in on coverage and hardware.

// DIRECTION

Connected vehicles, telematics driven servicing and smarter mobility are pushing operators toward single platform visibility. Exactly the gap remote capable hardware fills.