Concrete Fleet Tracking for Ready Mix and Mixer Truck Fleets
See every mixer on one live map, and get a real timeline for each load: when it left the plant, when it reached the pour, and how long it waited there. Waiting time is logged per site, so you can see which customers hold your trucks up and bill for it. AIQ Connect runs on your own server with a one-time license, so adding mixers never raises your software bill.
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Concrete Fleet Tracking: Every Mixer, Every Load, Every Minute
Live truck location, plant to pour timings, waiting time at site and vehicle service for ready mix fleets, on one self-hosted platform.
Concrete fleet tracking is software that shows where every mixer truck is and how long each load has been on the road. Ready mix has a clock running on it from the moment it leaves the plant. The platform maps the fleet, logs the time a truck left, the time it reached the pour and how long it waited there. It flags trucks sitting too long at a site, and books service by real distance driven. AIQ Connect runs on your own server, and the license is a one-time cost, so adding mixers never raises your software bill.
| What it is | Software that tracks mixer trucks and times every load from plant to pour |
|---|---|
| Who uses it | Ready mix producers, concrete suppliers and batch plant operators |
| Vehicles covered | Mixer trucks, pump trucks, aggregate tippers and yard vehicles |
| Main records kept | Live location, plant departure, site arrival, waiting time, return time |
| What it is not | Not a batching system, and it does not judge concrete quality or mix design |
| Pricing model | One-time license, with no monthly fee for each truck |
Every Mixer on One Live Map
The plant needs to know what is loaded, what is on the road and what is heading back. Every mixer, pump truck and tipper sits on one map. When a site calls to ask where their load is, the office gives a real answer.
- Live spot for every truck
- Loaded, running or returning
- All plants on one screen
- Full route history per load
Plant to Pour Timings
Ready mix has a clock on it from the moment it leaves the plant. The platform logs when a truck left, when it reached the site and when it started back. You get a real timeline for every load, so nobody has to reconstruct the day from memory later on.
- Time the truck left the plant
- Time it reached the pour
- Full timeline per load
- Records for the batch office
Waiting Time at Site
A mixer stuck waiting at a pour is a truck that cannot run the next load. Draw a boundary around each site, and waiting time is logged on its own. You can see which sites hold trucks up, raise it with the customer, and bill for standing time from a record.
- Waiting time logged per site
- Alerts on trucks held too long
- Site boundaries you draw once
- Records to bill standing time
Service, Fuel and Driving
Mixers are heavy, and they work short hard runs all day. Service is booked on real distance driven, and you get a warning before a job falls due. Fuel use is tracked per truck, and hard braking is flagged, which matters most on a loaded drum.
- Service booked by real distance
- Warnings before service is due
- Fuel use per truck
- Speeding and hard braking flags
See the Concrete Fleet Tracking Platform in Action
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Every Mixer on One Live Map
The plant needs to know what is loaded, what is on the road and what is heading back. Every mixer, pump truck and tipper sits on one map. When a site calls to ask where their load is, the office gives a real answer.
- Live spot for every truck
- Loaded, running or returning
- All plants on one screen
A Real Timeline for Every Load
Ready mix has a clock on it from the moment it leaves the plant. The platform logs when a truck left, when it reached the site and when it started back. You get a real timeline for every load, so nobody has to reconstruct the day from memory later on.
- Time the truck left the plant
- Time it reached the pour
- Full timeline per load
See Which Sites Hold Your Trucks Up
A mixer stuck waiting at a pour is a truck that cannot run the next load. Waiting time is logged per site, so a pattern shows up fast when one customer holds trucks week after week. That is a conversation you can have with real numbers behind it.
- Waiting time logged per site
- Alerts on trucks held too long
- Records to bill standing time
Self-Hosted vs Cloud Concrete Fleet Tracking
Cloud concrete fleet tracking keeps your load and customer records on the vendor's servers, and charges you for every truck every month. Here is how a self-hosted platform compares.
| Factor | Cloud Tracking Software | Self-Hosted AIQ Connect |
|---|---|---|
| Where load and site data lives | Vendor's shared cloud | Your own server |
| Pricing model | Per-truck monthly fees | One-time license |
| Cost as the fleet grows | Rises with every mixer | Stays flat |
| Trucks parked in a quiet season | Billed all year | No extra fee |
| How long load 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 concrete fleet tracking platforms versus the AIQ Connect self-hosted model, as of 2026. Features vary.
Up and Running in 4 Steps
A simple, direct process to get your ready mix tracking live.
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Installation
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Configuration
Custom protocols, devices, site boundaries and alerts set up for your fleet.
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