Fleet data integration
Your suppliers don’t easily talk to each other. We can fill the gap.
TDS Ultra integrates telematics providers, OEM APIs, fuel cards, leasing systems and legacy feeds into one normalised data stream, so your view of the fleet is consistent.
Sources in
Telematics
OEM APIs
Fuel cards
EV & hydrogen
Leasing & SMR
Fines & inventory
One normalised stream
Every source, one language
The integration problem
Every supplier sells you their own portal.
Each one is fine on its own. Together they are the problem: different definitions, different exports, different logins, and a fleet team left with spreadsheet workarounds. Integration is not a feature of fleet management. It is the foundation of it.
What we integrate
Sources of information we bring together.
Telematics hardware
Multiple telematics suppliers, brought into one consistent model.
OEM native APIs
Manufacturer data through the Echoes Neutral Server, with no hardware to install.
Legacy & third-party
Older and niche providers, with 200+ already integrated.
Fuel, EV & hydrogen
Fuel cards and charging data across every energy type your fleet runs on.
Leasing, SMR & funding
Cost and lifecycle data from leasing and maintenance providers.
Fines & inventory
The operational feeds that usually live outside the telematics portal entirely.
What normalisation means
One language. Comparable data.
Normalisation is the difference between collecting data consistently and actually being able to use it. The same event, cost line or reading means the same thing whichever supplier produced it, which is what makes cross-supplier benchmarking and honest TCO possible.
Before → after
supplier_a: harsh_brake
→ Harsh braking
supplier_b: BRK_EVT
→ Harsh braking
oem_api: brakeEvent
→ Harsh braking
Continuity through change
Change suppliers. Keep your history.
Because reporting sits above the suppliers rather than inside one of them, switching provider no longer means losing your baseline. Your data model, your dashboards and your history carry on.
FAQ
Common questions
What is fleet data integration?
Fleet data integration is the process of bringing telematics, OEM, fuel-card, leasing and legacy-system data into one normalised model, so every source describes the same event, cost or vehicle in the same way. TDS Ultra does this as a neutral layer on top of the suppliers you already use.
Do we have to replace our current telematics providers?
No. TDS Ultra is supplier-agnostic and sits on top of the providers you already use, normalising their data rather than replacing them. You can keep, combine or change suppliers without losing continuity.
Do connected vehicles need new hardware to be integrated?
Not for connected vehicles. Those integrate through OEM native APIs with no installation, while older or non-connected vehicles are covered by a third-party device, all feeding the same single view.
Can integrated data feed our existing BI or ERP tools?
Yes. An open API pushes the normalised data into the systems you already run, so integration adds a clean data layer on top of your stack without locking anything in.
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