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AlignOps FleetWatcher + Verizon Connect

Put the trucks you already track in Verizon Connect to work in FleetWatcher. Their GPS data flows straight into your haul operation, with no new hardware to install.

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How Verizon Connect and FleetWatcher Sync

AlignOps' FleetWatcher connector pulls vehicle data from your Verizon Connect account through Verizon's cloud API on a regular schedule, so there are no manual exports and no re-keying. Each Verizon vehicle comes into FleetWatcher as a virtual device. Once it's matched to a truck, it shows on the map and reports like any other FleetWatcher GPS device.

Exactly what syncs between FleetWatcher and Verizon Connect

 


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Vehicle Status

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Built for your existing Verizon Connect account

FleetWatcher connects to the Verizon Connect account you already run, so your hardware, plans, and portal stay the same. Your AlignOps team handles the connection and matches each Verizon vehicle to the right truck in FleetWatcher before you go live.

Why paving contractors connect FleetWatcher to Verizon Connect

Get every truck in your haul operation into one view, without swapping hardware or adding manual work.

 

 

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No new hardware

Trucks already running Verizon Connect report into FleetWatcher through Verizon's cloud, so there's nothing to install or swap.
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Matched to your trucks

Your AlignOps team matches each Verizon vehicle to the right truck in FleetWatcher, so data lands where your crews expect it.
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Alwasys up to date

Location and status come in automatically on a regular schedule, with no exports or check-in calls.
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Your Verizon account stays as is

The connection only reads from Verizon Connect. Nothing in your Verizon account changes.
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Built for paving operations

Verizon trucks feed the same jobsite and haul-cycle views as the rest of your fleet, so you can spot delays before they cost you.

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Frequently asked integration questions

FleetWatcher pulls your vehicle list, current GPS location and vehicle status from Verizon Connect. [For Verizon Connect Fleet accounts, that includes speed, heading, ignition and odometer.] Each vehicle shows on the FleetWatcher map once it's matched to a truck.

FleetWatcher connects to Verizon Connect's cloud API with your account credentials and checks for new vehicle data on a regular schedule. Each Verizon vehicle becomes a virtual device in FleetWatcher, so no new hardware goes in your trucks. Book a demo and talk with a specialist to learn more today.

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No. Data flows one way, from Verizon Connect into FleetWatcher. FleetWatcher doesn't write anything back to your Verizon account.

 

On standard Verizon Connect accounts, a renamed vehicle has to be re-matched to its FleetWatcher truck before it shows on the map again. Let your AlignOps team know when you rename vehicles and they'll re-match them. Verizon Connect Fleet accounts aren't affected.

 

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