Cash in Transit Vehicle Tracking for Armored Fleets
Give your control room one live view of every armored vehicle. Compare each run against its planned route, record the arrival time at every site, and get an alert the moment something is off plan. AIQ Connect is self-hosted, so route and schedule data stays inside your company, and a one-time license means adding vehicles never raises your software bill.
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Cash in Transit Vehicle Tracking: One Control Room View of Every Run
Live location, planned routes, stop records and alerts for armored fleets, on a platform that runs on your own server.
Cash in transit vehicle tracking is software that shows a control room where every armored vehicle is, and whether each run is going to plan. It puts the fleet on one live map. It compares the real route against the planned one. It flags a stop that was not scheduled, a vehicle sitting still too long, or a panic input from the cab. AIQ Connect is self-hosted, so route and schedule data stays on your own server instead of a vendor's cloud. The license is a one-time cost, so adding vehicles never raises your software bill.
Live Tracking for Every Armored Vehicle
Your control room sees every vehicle on one map. Which run each one is on, where it is right now, and whether it is moving or stopped. When a branch calls to ask where their collection is, the answer takes seconds instead of a round of radio calls.
- Live spot for every vehicle
- Moving or stopped at a glance
- All crews on one screen
- Full route history per run
Planned Routes and Stop Records
You load the route and the stops for each run. The platform then records what actually happened. Which sites were reached, at what time, and how long the vehicle was there. If a run drifts from the plan, the control room sees it while the run is still going.
- Planned route against real route
- Arrival time at every site
- Time spent at each stop
- Off-route alerts during the run
Alerts the Control Room Acts On
The point of an alert is that someone hears about it fast. That could be a stop that was not on the schedule, or a vehicle standing still far longer than usual. It could be a door input, or a panic button pressed in the cab. Each one raises an alert with a time and a location. What happens next is your procedure, not ours.
- Unscheduled stop alerts
- Long stop and no-movement alerts
- Door and panic input support
- Every alert time-stamped
Route Data That Stays In-House
Route plans and collection times are sensitive information in this business. On a cloud platform they sit on someone else's servers. AIQ Connect runs on your own, so that data stays inside your company. For a client audit, you can say exactly where it lives and who can reach it.
- Data held on your own server
- You control access and accounts
- History kept as long as you need
- Clear answers for client audits
See the Cash in Transit Vehicle Tracking Platform in Action
Real workflows from the self-hosted AIQ Connect platform. Your data, your server, your brand.
Every Vehicle on One Control Room Map
Your control room sees every vehicle on one map. Which run each one is on, where it is right now, and whether it is moving or stopped. When a branch calls to ask where their collection is, the answer takes seconds instead of a round of radio calls.
- Live spot for every vehicle
- Moving or stopped at a glance
- All crews on one screen
Compare the Plan With What Really Happened
You load the route and the stops for each run. The platform then records what actually happened. Which sites were reached, at what time, and how long the vehicle was there. If a run drifts from the plan, the control room sees it while the run is still going.
- Planned route against real route
- Arrival time at every site
- Off-route alerts during the run
Alerts With a Time and a Place
The point of an alert is that someone hears about it fast. That could be a stop that was not on the schedule, or a vehicle standing still far longer than usual. It could be a door input, or a panic button pressed in the cab. Each one raises an alert with a time and a location. What happens next is your procedure, not ours.
- Unscheduled stop alerts
- Long stop and no-movement alerts
- Door and panic input support
Self-Hosted vs Cloud Cash in Transit Vehicle Tracking
Cloud cash in transit vehicle tracking keeps your routes, schedules and client sites on the vendor's servers, and charges you for every vehicle every month. Here is how a self-hosted platform compares.
| Factor | Cloud Tracking Software | Self-Hosted AIQ Connect |
|---|---|---|
| Where route and schedule data lives | Vendor's shared cloud | Your own server |
| Who can reach the data | Vendor staff and your team | Only who you allow |
| Pricing model | Per-vehicle monthly fees | One-time license |
| Cost as the fleet grows | Rises with every vehicle | Stays flat |
| How long run history is kept | Often capped by plan | As long as you want |
| White-label branding | Sometimes an add-on | Included |
| Vendor lock-in | High | None |
Comparison reflects typical cloud cash in transit vehicle tracking platforms versus the AIQ Connect self-hosted model, as of 2026. Feature availability varies by vendor.
Up and Running in 4 Steps
A simple, direct process to get your CIT tracking solution live without delays.
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Installation
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Configuration
Custom protocols, devices, routes and alert rules set up for your fleet.
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