Your 24/7 vehicle tracking assistant
An automotive specialist with visibility of every vehicle, around the clock. Not just a dashboard reporting numbers back at you. M.A.T.E. AI provides real insights directly from your vehicles, makes recommendations and identifies problems and vehicle faults.
What it watches
There is nothing to set up and nothing to explain. M.A.T.E. AI can see your vehicles, trips and service history, and you can ask it a question from any page.
Full visibility of the platform
Vehicles, service history and schedules, booked repairs, activity windows, fuel, trips, kilometres and everything else in the account.Around the clock
It notifies Owners, Admins and Managers when something needs attention or could be improved, rated as critical or a warning, rather than waiting for someone to open a screen. Nobody has to be awake at 2am for an issue to be caught.Included, for every user
Access to M.A.T.E. AI is included with every account and every login, with no per-seat fee.Grounded in your own data
Findings come from what your fleet has actually reported. Where the vehicle has not reported something, M.A.T.E. says so rather than filling the gap.Where it shows up
Maintenance recommendation cards on the dashboard, a count of unread recommendations on fleet overview, a daily analysis on budget and the Ask M.A.T.E. AI button everywhere.
Illustrative
What needs attention before the run tomorrow?
Two vehicles. The Toyota Hilux SR5 (782KQF) has logged the same fault code twice this week and its readiness has dropped to 61/100. The Toyota HiAce LWB (349RTB) reported low battery voltage four times since Monday.
Is the Hilux safe to take out?
Yes, for tomorrow. It is reading an oxygen sensor fault on the exhaust side, which affects fuel economy and emissions rather than braking or steering. I would book it in this week rather than leave it, as it will keep using more fuel until it is fixed.
And the HiAce?
The voltage drops happen overnight while it is parked, so the likeliest cause is an ageing battery rather than the charging system. It started fine each morning. I have added a battery test to its next service, which falls outside your busy period.
Can you find the sensor for the Hilux?
I have found an oxygen sensor confirmed to fit the Hilux SR5 by its VIN. Add it to a service order and it will be ready when the workshop needs it.Open the vehicle
Illustrative only. Always confirm safety, compliance and financial decisions.
What it does with it
- Spots the clash
Your busiest week is the wrong week for a service
When a service interval lands inside a group's busy period, M.A.T.E. flags it and suggests a better time, usually earlier. A Manager or Admin makes the change.
- Explains
Faults in plain English
A fault code becomes a sentence about what is wrong, how much it matters and what to do next. Safety items are never traded off against cost.
- Finds the part
The actual product, not a category
When M.A.T.E. needs a compatible part or a vehicle-specific specification it looks up the exact vehicle and recommends the real product, along with step-by-step guidance on diagnosing an issue or finding something on the vehicle.
- Watches the money
Spot the leaks before they add up
A daily analysis in plain English: more fuel than the distance explains, a vehicle with no trips in 90 days, trips with no fuel recorded. Each finding says what to check.
- Adds it up
Totals the litres for any period you set
Ask how much fuel the fleet used last quarter, or how many litres went on the farm and M.A.T.E. pulls the figure out of the records. That is usually the number the accountant asks for.
How it conducts itself
M.A.T.E. AI sees a lot of your fleet. These are the rules it works to.
- M.A.T.E. suggests, you decideM.A.T.E. never changes a budget, a date or a plan on its own. It prompts and a person with the authority makes the call.
- Safety is never traded offA safety item is never weighed against a cost saving and a safety job is never delayed.
- Honest about urgencyEvery finding says what it is, how much it matters and what to do next, in plain English. Nothing is made to sound more urgent than it is.
Three ways people start
What needs attention?
Urgent work separated from the work that can be planned, across the whole fleet.
What fits this vehicle?
The exact vehicle looked up and the actual product that fits it.
Where is money leaking?
Recent fuel and running patterns and what sits outside them.
Ask anything about any vehicle in your fleet.
Your car mate,
when you need them.
Every M.A.T.E. Track account includes access to M.A.T.E. AI for every user. Ready to start chatting?