Not an extra dashboard. The system that replaces them all.
Every event of your fleet, a position, a consumption, an anomaly, enters Zenit as raw data and exits as a decision. This page tells how, not just what.
- One architecture, four areasAnalytics, automations, data security and APIs in the same system.
- Not just a dashboardEach data enters raw and exits as an action.
How your fleet data becomes decisions.
Each area of the platform solves a different step on the path from raw data to decision.
The platform begins where the device can be mounted
A data architecture is only as good as the vehicles from which it can collect. It's why the installation ability belongs on this page and not just on devices.
Any vehicle, any voltage
Zenit supplies and installs satellite trackers on any type of vehicle and at any voltage. It also applies to vehicles that do not have a standard automotive system - trailers, machinery, equipment, micromobility vehicles - where generalist telematics stops before it begins.
Because it's a fact about architecture
A heterogeneous fleet, with service cars and special vehicles, tends to split into two systems: one for what the supplier can cover and one for the rest. Being able to install on everything means a single platform instead of two partial ones, which is the difference between having data and being able to compare it.
From raw data to decisions in good time.
The Zenit architecture exists to shorten the distance between a fleet event and the action that follows.
Before
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Raw data
Technical readings without operational context.
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Manual readings
Someone has to control, interpret, decide.
- 3
Late decisions
The problem has already cost you time or money.
With Zenit
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Prioritized signals
Analytics that sort out what really matters.
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Automatic actions
Automations handle recurring conditions.
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Decisions in good time
The team takes action before the cost materializes.
Frequently asked questions about the Zenit platform.
Clarifications on architecture, required skills and distinction from the public site.
Is the platform the same for all customers?
Yes in architecture, no in configuration. All customers work on the same platform, with the same technical basis. It changes what everyone sees and uses: which modules are active and how the operational views are set up, based on the needs of the fleet and the roles that manage it every day.
Do you need technical expertise to use it every day?
No, daily use does not require telematics skills; the APIs are designed for those in the company who want to integrate it with other systems.
How is the site's public platform connected to the customers' operational platform?
This site describes the platform; Operational access takes place on app.zenittelematics.com for active customers.
See the Zenit architecture applied to your fleet.
A consultant can demo how your fleet data would flow through the four areas of the platform.
- Testable functionsThe demo allows you to test the capabilities most relevant to your operational context.
- Separate platformThis site describes the architecture; operations remain on the customer platform.