Pulse Telematics

Fleet Intelligence Platform

Solutions overview

Implementations for operations that run in the real world

A product page tells you what a feature does. These pages describe the whole operating problem — the contracts, the contractors, the crews, the regulator — and the stack we assemble to run it. 6 implementations across 5 domains, all built on one platform.

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01 · 1 implementation

Waste & Recycling Operations

Collection programmes where bins, trucks, contractors, and facilities have to reconcile to one number.

Compactor truck and kerbside containers at golden hour with live city waste panels overlaid

City-Wide Smart Waste Control

Bins, trucks and contractors on one screen

A city's waste programme fails quietly: the contracts team, the operations desk, and the BI analyst each answer the same question differently. We put bins, vehicles, crews, contractors, and lots on one data model, so the answer stops depending on who you ask.

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02 · 2 implementations

Water & Flood Operations

Tankering and severe-weather response, where the queue changes by the hour and discharge has to be provable.

Water tanker at a residential kerb at golden hour with capacity and discharge panels overlaid

Water Tankering Operations

Assign by capacity, prove every discharge

Where there is no continuous sewerage network, tankering is the network. A late tanker floods a basement; a half-full one burns fuel that the next call needed. We give dispatch live position and live tank level, so the assignment fits the vehicle that can actually complete it.

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Pump tanker clearing a flooded underpass at dusk with dispatch and discharge panels overlaid

Rainwater & Flood Dispatching

Citizen report to nearest pump

In a country built for dry weather, standing water becomes a public-safety hazard in minutes, and the authority usually does not own the trucks. We put contractor and subcontractor vehicles on one live picture and auto-dispatch the nearest available unit, then follow the load through: water pumped off the street, tank filling as the crew works, and the whole load emptied at an approved discharge station. All of it on infrastructure you host yourself.

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03 · 1 implementation

Municipal Services

Regulators and municipal departments supervising fleets and crews they do not themselves employ.

Road sweeper on an arterial road at golden hour with city zone and scoring panels overlaid

Municipal Cleaning Services Platform

Machine and manual crews, one score

Mechanical sweepers run arterial roads at night. Litter pickers cover parks by day. Shoreline crews follow the tide. Each mode has its own labour model, tooling, and way of going wrong — and each has to be scored against the same contract framework.

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04 · 1 implementation

Aviation & Airside Operations

Ground handling on the apron, where half the fleet has no ignition and the clock is an airline's turnaround SLA.

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Airside Ground Operations

GSE, stands and turnarounds

A ground handler runs hundreds of units across dozens of stands. Plenty of them have no ignition, no plate and no service record, so the only way to find one is to drive the apron and look. We put all of them on one live map, count the hours each unit really ran, and show you which ones sit parked while you rent more.

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05 · 1 implementation

Pharmaceutical & Life Sciences

Regulated distribution and field teams, where custody of the load and presence of the person both have to hold up.

Refrigerated delivery van at a pharmacy at golden hour with cold-chain and visit panels overlaid

Pharmaceutical Distribution & Field Workforce

B2B fleet, reps, and zone attendance

Pharmaceutical distribution has two audit questions: was the product held in condition the whole way, and was the person really where the timesheet says. We answer both from one platform. Cold-chain-aware tracking covers the delivery fleet, while medical representatives work a visit schedule and check in by face inside the territory that schedule assigns them, on their own phones. Their assigned cars, the ground they covered, and the fuel they drew sit on the same map.

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The common spine

Different problems, the same foundation

Every page above describes a different operation. Underneath, they are the same four decisions — which is why a programme can grow a new sensor class or a new contractor without a second system appearing.

One live event stream

Trackers, sensors, cameras, and phones normalise into the same pipeline, so a contractor's vehicle and your own behave identically on the map.

One data model

Assets, zones, routes, crews, contracts, and organisations are related records — not separate systems with a nightly job between them.

Evidence attached at the source

Position traces, photographs, weights, and timestamps are captured against the thing they prove, which is what makes a score defensible.

The org chart is the permission model

Departments, contractors, and trading partners read one dataset through their own scope, so onboarding a party is an admin task.

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