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With conventional tracking systems costing serious money. many may well offer more features than are needed. While none of these systems yet have the reliable accuracy for mission-critical tracking, they are all able to provide general fixes. For a large fleet looking for the nearest vehicle, or a service operation looking for the nearest engineer, they are all perfectly adequate.
Not at systems work in all UK networks, so check first, and as all have different charging regimes, you will need to do a cost analysis.
All of the systems have privacy protection measures including restricting location to agreed times of the day or week, and all demand some degree of user aulhonsation.
Our favourite, though, for its ease of set-up, features and hassle-free charging technique, is the FleetOnline service.