Fleet Management & Connected Vehicle Solutions for Business
Fleet management is more than seeing a vehicle on a map. The right platform can help a business track vehicles and assets, improve driver safety, monitor maintenance, support compliance and turn vehicle data into useful operational information.
Curtis Matthews can remain your primary point of contact and coordinate the appropriate AT&T fleet and IoT specialists when deeper telematics, camera, compliance or integration work is needed.
Updated September 19, 2026. Fleet pricing depends on vehicle count, hardware, plan level, cameras, accessories and required features.
Start With the Fleet Problem You Are Trying to Solve
Where Are the Vehicles?
Near-real-time GPS location, route history and dispatch visibility can help businesses manage field operations, customer appointments and vehicle utilization.
How Are the Vehicles Being Driven?
Driver-behavior data, event alerts, safety scorecards and optional video telematics can help identify risky driving patterns and support coaching.
What Is the Vehicle Telling You?
Engine diagnostics, mileage, maintenance schedules and vehicle-health data can help reduce unexpected downtime and improve preventive maintenance.
Do You Need HOS / ELD / DVIR / IFTA?
Commercial fleets may need electronic logs, Hours of Service, driver-vehicle inspection reporting and mileage information for compliance workflows.
Current AT&T Fleet Management Platforms
AT&T Fleet Management with Geotab
A cloud-based GPS and telematics platform that gives fleet managers near-real-time vehicle data, location visibility, reporting and operational tools.
- GPS location and trip information
- Driver and vehicle reporting
- Hours-of-Service options
- Engine and accelerometer data on qualifying plans
- Maintenance and vehicle-health information
- Optional AI-powered camera solutions
AT&T Fleet Management with Powerfleet
A fleet and asset-management platform that combines vehicle telematics, asset visibility, dash cameras and operational analytics.
- Live-view maps and route replay
- Fleet dashboards and automated reports
- Vehicle health and analytics
- Driver behavior and safety scorecards
- Video telematics
- Asset tracking and OEM/EV connectivity
What Fleet Management Can Help a Business Do
| Business Need | Fleet Capability | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle visibility | GPS location, route history and trip reporting | Helps dispatchers and managers understand where vehicles are and how they are being used. |
| Driver safety | Driver behavior, safety events, scorecards and optional cameras | Can support coaching, accident review and risk-reduction programs. |
| Maintenance | Engine diagnostics, mileage and maintenance alerts | Helps identify maintenance needs and reduce preventable downtime. |
| Compliance | ELD/HOS, DVIR and IFTA-related tools where applicable | Can simplify commercial fleet reporting and compliance workflows. |
| Fuel & efficiency | Idling, route, utilization and vehicle-performance data | Can reveal operational patterns that affect fuel, labor and vehicle usage. |
| Assets beyond vehicles | Trailer, equipment and powered/non-powered asset tracking | Helps businesses monitor assets that may not have a driver or traditional vehicle telematics device. |
Connected-Vehicle Experience at Scale
Fleet-management software and connected-vehicle IoT are not the same thing, but Curtis also has real experience supporting high-volume vehicle connectivity.
Active Connected-Vehicle IoT Connections
Experience supporting an automotive IoT program used through vehicle-dealer environments with approximately 30,000 active connections.
Ongoing Connected-Vehicle Deployments
The program is adding roughly 4,000 additional IoT deployments per month, requiring repeatable activation and account-management processes.
Customer names are not published without permission. These figures are included to show the scale of connected-vehicle work supported, not to imply that the deployment itself is an AT&T Fleet Management software installation.
How to Choose the Right Fleet Solution
Define the Fleet
Passenger vehicles, service vans, heavy trucks, trailers, construction equipment and mixed fleets can require different devices and features.
Define the Required Data
Decide whether the business needs location only, driver behavior, engine data, maintenance, compliance, cameras, asset tracking or a combination.
Review Integrations
Existing dispatch, payroll, maintenance, ERP or fleet systems may influence which platform and APIs make the most sense.
What Curtis Handles vs. What Fleet Specialists Handle
Primary Relationship & Opportunity Coordination
- Understand the fleet size and business objective.
- Review connectivity, vehicle and account requirements.
- Help organize the information needed for a proper fleet review.
- Bring in the appropriate fleet specialist.
- Remain involved so the customer has a consistent point of contact.
Platform Design, Hardware & Implementation
- Geotab or Powerfleet platform design.
- Vehicle hardware and accessory selection.
- ELD/HOS and compliance configuration.
- Dash-camera and video-telematics design.
- API, reporting and workflow integration.
What to Send for a Fleet Management Review
A useful first request does not require a long phone call. Send the basic fleet information and the business problem you are trying to solve.
- Business name and primary operating locations.
- Approximate number of vehicles and/or assets.
- Vehicle types: cars, vans, trucks, heavy-duty vehicles, trailers or mixed fleet.
- Whether the business needs GPS tracking, driver behavior, maintenance, ELD/HOS, cameras, asset tracking or other features.
- Current fleet platform, if any.
- Whether hardware is already installed in the vehicles.
- Any compliance or reporting requirements.
- Any systems the fleet platform needs to integrate with.
- Desired pilot or rollout date.
Fleet Management FAQ
Does AT&T offer fleet management with Geotab?
Yes. AT&T Fleet Management with Geotab provides GPS and telematics capabilities including vehicle visibility, reporting, compliance options, engine data and optional video-safety solutions.
Does AT&T also offer Powerfleet?
Yes. AT&T Fleet Management with Powerfleet combines fleet telematics, asset management, vehicle analytics and video-telematics capabilities.
Can fleet management help with Hours of Service and ELD requirements?
Yes, qualifying fleet solutions can support HOS/ELD and related commercial-fleet compliance workflows. The exact configuration depends on the fleet, platform and regulatory requirements.
Can dash cameras be included?
Yes. Current AT&T fleet platforms offer video-telematics and AI-powered camera options that can support safety coaching and event review.
Can trailers and equipment be tracked too?
Yes. Depending on the solution, powered and non-powered assets such as trailers and equipment can also be tracked and managed.
Does Curtis personally configure every fleet platform?
No. Curtis can remain the primary business relationship, organize the opportunity and coordinate the appropriate fleet specialist for platform design, hardware, compliance and implementation.
Related AT&T Business Pages
Start With the Fleet and the Business Problem
Tell me how many vehicles or assets you have, what you need to monitor and which operational problems you want to solve. I can stay involved as your point of contact while coordinating the appropriate AT&T fleet and telematics resources.
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