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Until a compatible tracker sends data, you have no current vehicle position, trips or alerts to review in Traxelio.
Local landmarks
A Amsterdam route is easy to describe and hard to prove
You know the landmarks. Traxelio shows when each vehicle reached them, how long it stayed and which route it took.
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Port of Amsterdam
Draw a zone on the quay you serve to time each visit.
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Schiphol Airport
Draw a zone on the cargo or drop-off area to list each visit with its times.
Set up a zone around each landmark (Port of Amsterdam and Schiphol Airport) to get an alert when a vehicle arrives or leaves, then replay the day's trips.
From live map to daily review
The harbour on the North Sea Canal
Amsterdam's port lies on the North Sea Canal, which links the city to the North Sea at IJmuiden and was opened in 1876. Draw a zone on the quay you serve and another on your depot, and the trip history times each run's arrival, wait and departure.
Quay waits timed
Schiphol, outside the city limits
Schiphol airport lies southwest of Amsterdam, in the municipality of Haarlemmermeer rather than in the city itself. A zone on the cargo or drop-off area you use lets the activity report list each visit, with the time each vehicle entered and left.
Airport visits listed
The A10 ring around the centre
The A10 motorway forms a ring around the central part of Amsterdam. A fleet based outside the ring can draw a zone on each inner-city customer area, and the trip history then shows when every vehicle crossed in and when it came back out.
Crossings on record
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Premium is 27 EUR per vehicle per month, shown on the pricing page. The tracker is a separate purchase priced by model, and a tracker you already own can be connected once its model has been checked.
Possibly, so check fit before assuming it will connect. Enter its IMEI on the connect page and Traxelio checks the model before activation. If it is supported, add a SIM with mobile data and the van appears on the map.
Yes. Draw a zone around the quay or terminal and the trip history keeps the arrival and departure time of every visit, while an alert tells you the moment a vehicle enters or leaves the zone.
The Dutch data protection authority, the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens, says a tracker the law does not require is allowed only with a valid reason, and that employees must be told what is tracked, why, when and how. If you have a works council, its agreement may also be needed. Traxelio gives no legal advice, so settle your policy before connecting vans.
Only part of one. The trip summary report exports every trip with its date, start and end time, distance in kilometres and duration, as PDF, Excel or CSV, for up to 31 days at a time. The trips data also holds each trip's start and end address and odometer reading when the tracker reports them. Traxelio does not record whether a trip was private or business, which a Belastingdienst rittenregistratie asks for, so you add that yourself. Traxelio is not tax advice and is not an approved rittenregistratie system.
The van's position on the map, its trips and stops, and its entries and exits for each zone. Activity reports then total these for every vehicle over the dates you pick.
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Connect a compatible tracker you already own, or request a fleet quote.