Altotrack is a Chilean fleet security and monitoring provider serving the LATAM market. Its Sistema de Integración de Señales consolidates position and status signals from multiple GPS providers into a single operational view used for real-time monitoring, geofencing, route control, and incident response. Altotrack does not poll its data suppliers; instead it publishes an inbound signal-reception web service and requires each GPS provider to deliver records to it on a continuous basis, identified by a provider name and vehicle plate.
Key Benefits
Single pane of glass: Vehicle location and status feed straight into AltoTrack's control tower
No duplicate hardware or manual entry: Motive's existing GPS data is forwarded via API, eliminating the need for a separate tracking device or manual status updates.
Real-time visibility: Position, speed, odometer, and event data (harsh braking, geofence entries, etc.) update continuously, supporting live shipment tracking.
Better last-mile and yard management: Consolidated visibility helps coordinate dock scheduling, yard movement, and delivery ETAs more accurately.
Cargo theft prevention: Continuous location and event monitoring supports faster detection of route deviations or suspicious stops.
Synchronization of Data
| Motive | Data Sync | Alto Track | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vehicle Locations | → | GPS | Sync real time GPS locations |
| Dashcam Button Event | → | Panic Event | Panic alert on dashcam button press |
Requirements
- Valid API Key of the Alto Track platform
- Motive Webhooks created at the backend.
Onboarding Process
- Install the app: The customer initiates the process by selecting and installing the app from the marketplace.
- Create a PS request: The API Support team receives the installation notification and creates a request for the Professional Services (PS) team on the customer’s behalf.
- Conduct a scoping call: The PS team schedules a call with the customer to explain the integration, understand requirements, and confirm the implementation scope.
- Resolve dependencies: The customer provides the required information, access, and prerequisites needed to proceed with the integration.
- Configure the integration: The PS team configures the integration based on the agreed requirements.
- Perform end-to-end testing: The PS team and the customer conduct end-to-end testing to validate the integration and confirm that it works as expected.
- Obtain customer sign-off: After successful testing, the customer provides formal approval to proceed with the production deployment.
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