Trailer Tracking & Pairing

Real-time visibility of which prime mover is connected to which trailer.

Diagram of a prime mover and trailer with tracking devices showing connection, Bluetooth beacon, and dashboard.

Manual Trailer Assignment Creates Blind Spots

Without automated trailer pairing, fleets rely on manual updates and incomplete records

Wrong trailer connected

The connected trailer does not match the assigned record, leading to inaccurate data and compliance risk.

Manual reporting errors

Manual updates via chat or paperwork are prone to mistakes, delays, and inconsistent records.

No clear pairing history

Incomplete pairing history makes it difficult to verify usage, enforce rules, or resolve disputes.

How LogisFleet Trailer Tracking Works

From beacon detection to real-time fleet visibility in four simple steps

Diagram showing trailer tracking steps: beacon on trailer, GPS in truck, data sent to server, viewed in fleet platform.

Trailer Pairing Visibility vs Independent Trailer GPS Tracking

LogisFleet’s beacon-based trailer tracking system is designed to identify which trailer is connected to which prime mover.
It is ideal for fleets that need trailer pairing visibility, connection history, and operational accountability.

Solution

What It Does

Best For

Vehicle GPS only

Tracks the prime mover

Basic vehicle visibility

Trailer beacon + vehicle GPS

Identifies which trailer is connected to which vehicle

Trailer pairing and connection history

Trailer GPS tracker

Tracks trailer independently

Detached or parked trailer visibility

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about the Trailer Tracking and Pairing

Can the system track a trailer when it is detached?

Beacon-based trailer tracking identifies the trailer when it is detected by the GPS device installed in the prime mover. If you need independent tracking when the trailer is detached, LogisFleet can propose a trailer-mounted GPS tracker.