RFID & driver ID readers + FleetERP
Driver identification, trailer pairing and yard gate automation.
How it works
RFID answers the question telemetry cannot: who is actually driving, and what is actually hooked up. FleetERP uses tag reads for driver authentication at ignition, automatic trailer pairing, and hands-free gate control at depots.
iButton, 125 kHz or UHF readers wired to the telematics unit; fixed UHF portals over network for gates.
FleetERP has no commercial relationship with hardware vendors and earns nothing on devices. If you later switch away from RFID & driver ID readers, your history, reports and workflows stay exactly where they are.
What flows across
What RFID & driver ID readers data lights up in FleetERP
Integration data is not stored in a separate silo — it feeds directly into the operational modules that use it.
RFID & driver ID readers integration FAQ
Do we need to replace our RFID & driver ID readers setup to use FleetERP?
No. FleetERP is device-agnostic and does not sell hardware. Your existing RFID & driver ID readers deployment stays exactly as it is — iButton, 125 kHz or UHF readers wired to the telematics unit; fixed UHF portals over network for gates.
What data does FleetERP receive from RFID & driver ID readers?
Driver ID tag reads at ignition; Trailer and container tag pairing; Gate entry and exit scans; Personnel access at depots.
How long does the RFID & driver ID readers integration take to set up?
Standard integrations are connected during week three of a normal 30-day rollout, alongside device onboarding. Most take a few hours of configuration rather than a project.
Sensors, video & ADAS
Fuel, temperature, pressure, load and camera feeds normalised into the same event timeline.
Already running RFID & driver ID readers? You're most of the way there.
Book a demo and we will show you your own device data flowing into the platform during the call.
No per-user pricing · No hardware to buy · Deploy on your VPS or ours
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