GPS-Trace Console is the administrative console of the GPS-Trace platform. It is designed for dealers, service providers, and fleet owners/operators who need to provide GPS tracking services to clients or track their own vehicles and assets.
Through GPS-Trace Console, registered users can create client accounts, configure tracking solutions, set up branding, connect payment tools, and automate routine actions through API.
Open GPS-Trace Console or learn more about GPS-Trace service providers.
GPS-Trace solutions available through the Console
GPS-Trace Console provides access to GPS-Trace solutions for different tracking scenarios.
- Forguard is a GPS tracking application for vehicle tracking. It supports real-time location on the map, trip history, status control, notifications, reports, maintenance counters, and remote commands for device configuration.
- Tags is an asset-tracking application based on BLE technology. BLE stands for Bluetooth Low Energy. Tags allows parameters received from a gateway to be turned into separate trackable assets, such as trailers, cargo, equipment, or other items, without installing dedicated hardware on each item.
Access to Forguard and Tags is provided through registered GPS-Trace Console users.
What you can do in GPS-Trace Console
1. Create and configure client accounts
Create client accounts, add devices, configure units, and prepare the tracking setup before giving access to end users.
2. Set up branding for Forguard
Add your logo, application name, color palette, and branded web address so clients access the tracking service under your company identity.
If you use your own domain, clients can open the tracking service through a branded address, for example: yourapp.yourcompany.com. This setup requires domain configuration on your side.
Learn more in the article about branding options.
3. Use Platform API for automation
The Platform API is a technical connection that allows external systems, such as a website, billing tool, or internal system, to exchange data with GPS-Trace Console.
For example, if you sell GPS trackers through your website, the API can create a client account and unit after purchase, so your team does not need to enter this data manually.
Learn more in the Platform API article.
4. Add your company to the GPS-Trace dealer map
The dealer map helps users find GPS tracking providers, installers, and dealers by region.
What the map listing allows you to show
- Company information for potential clients.
- Contact details for users looking for GPS tracking services.
- Your local service area.
To appear on the map, add your company information in GPS-Trace Console and enable the map listing option.
Open company settings in GPS-Trace Console
5. Configure payment tools
GPS-Trace Console supports client payment collection through Stripe and PayPal. Dealers and service providers can issue invoices and check payment statuses in the platform console.
Learn more in the articles about Stripe payment setup and PayPal payment setup.
6. Contact support and use guides
GPS-Trace Console provides access to support requests and product guides. These materials help dealers, service providers, and fleet owners/operators configure the platform and resolve setup questions.
Main Console workflows
Common tasks in GPS-Trace Console
- Create and prepare client accounts.
- Provide access to Forguard for vehicle tracking.
- Provide access to Tags for BLE-based asset tracking.
- Configure branding for Forguard.
- Connect payment tools through Stripe or PayPal.
- Use Platform API to automate routine setup actions.
- Add company information to the GPS-Trace service provider map.
- Contact support and use setup guides.
GPS-Trace Console gives dealers, service providers, and fleet owners/operators the tools to configure tracking services, provide access to GPS-Trace solutions, manage branding, connect payments, and automate operational workflows.
If you want to use GPS-Trace Console for your tracking services, contact the GPS-Trace team at business@gps-trace.com or open GPS-Trace Console.