Navistar adds new partnerships with telematics, fleet management providers

Navistar adds new partnerships with telematics, fleet management providers

Navistar International Corp. has announced Gateway Integrations, a collection of software integrations with telematics and fleet management providers.

Navistar says Gateway Integrations are designed to reduce fleet costs, simplify data transmission and streamline access to fleet management and compliance solutions by using Navistar’s factory-installed telematics device as a gateway to streamline software solutions without the need for additional hardware.

In addition to previously announced Gateway Integrations with Samsara and Geotab, any new International truck or IC Bus vehicle can subscribe to any of the following partners beginning in 2021 using Navistar’s factory-installed telematics device, which is standard on the International LT Series, RH Series and LoneStar models:

  • CyntrX GPS Fleet Tracking Solutions
  • MiX Telematics
  • Omnitracs
  • Tyler Technologies
  • Zonar Systems

Navistar says fleets subscribed to Gateway Integrations will benefit from continued telematics service, including access to OnCommand Connection’s Advanced Remote Diagnostics solutions and over-the-air programming capabilities for the duration of the subscription.

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