G-force alerts without context. False positives you can't verify. Utilization numbers that don't tell the full story. If your telematics system is raising more questions than it answers, there's a reason.
Your telematics system sends a G-force alert. A forklift exceeded the threshold at 2:47 PM in aisle 12. What you don't know: Did it actually hit something, or roll over a crack in the floor? If there was an impact, what did it hit? Was it operator error or a process problem?
Without answers, your options are limited. Talk to the operator who may not remember. Scrub through hours of CCTV footage. Or just log the alert and move on. The same problem applies to utilization—telematics says a forklift ran for 6 hours, but was the operator moving product or sitting idle waiting for tasks?
Telematics captures the "what" but misses the "why." And without the "why," you can't fix anything.
Holman Logistics deployed OneTrack across their operations to go from guessing what happened to seeing exactly what happened—with video evidence for every event.
Read the full case study →Cameras capture 360-degree video of every event. Not just that something happened, but what happened, who was involved, and what caused it. Context that sensors physically cannot provide.
AI agents analyze every event in real time. They classify impacts, identify behaviors, measure productive utilization, and surface the events that actually matter—filtering out the noise.
Supervisors receive specific, actionable coaching points with video evidence. No more guessing or relying on memory. AI even identifies positive behaviors to recognize, not just problems to fix.
Watch customers discuss why they chose OneTrack over traditional telematics and the results they've seen.
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