Same Wialon. More features.

One API token onto your existing Wialon account, and four things on top of it: KPI dashboards you assemble yourself, trips edited in bulk, driver scores and service intervals. Nothing moves off Wialon.

FleetTAB tracking a 53-vehicle fleet clustered across Europe on a live map, then a custom dashboard totalling distance, trips and eco-driving violations, a speeding breakdown, the trip log and a driver's unit score

What it fixes

  • Reporting is metered, and exploring costs runs

    Five minutes per report, ten minutes of continuous execution, then a ten-minute pause. That suits a schedule, not a question asked five ways.

  • Bulk work is a record-at-a-time job

    A month of trips, assigned and statused one by one — which is where the export to a spreadsheet usually starts.

  • History is kept for a set period

    400 days by default on Wialon Hosting, then the messages are gone.

What it does

  • KPI dashboards you build

    Choose the card, the metric and the arrangement, per role, instead of a fixed layout.

  • Trips in bulk

    Filter the list, then assign drivers, set statuses and export the whole selection at once.

  • Eco-driving scores

    Scored from the same Wialon data, with the violations behind each score visible.

  • Fleet maintenance

    Service intervals with their history and attached files, on the same units.

  • Built for large accounts

    Trip lists of 10,000 and above stay responsive through virtual scrolling.

  • One-click export

    Any view goes to CSV or Excel exactly as it is filtered.

What it costs

The same number the homepage states: $500 a month per application, under your brand and on your domain.

  • White-label

    $500 / month

    The same application under the partner's brand, colours and domain, from the login screen on. Priced per application, per month.

    Ask what yours would cost
    • The partner invoices their own customer, at whatever price they set
    • Nothing about the application changes for that customer
    • Start with one and add the others as they sell

FAQ

Does FleetTAB replace Wialon?

No. Wialon stays the platform and the source of truth: it keeps ingesting from the hardware, and FleetTAB reads from it. If FleetTAB is switched off tomorrow, the Wialon account is unaffected.

What access does the token need?

FleetTAB reads units, trips, sensors, driver assignments and analytics. Wialon expresses access as a flag value on the token, and the flag to issue is the narrowest one that covers reading. Our Wialon API token reference has the flag table and what each value grants. Whatever you issue, the token is revocable from Wialon at any moment.

How large an account does it handle?

Trip lists in the tens of thousands stay usable. The list is virtualised rather than paginated, which is what keeps filtering and bulk selection responsive at that size.

Can we sell it to our own customers?

Yes. White-label is the configuration partners use most: your brand, your domain, optionally a standalone deployment, with the commercial relationship and billing yours.

What is coming next?

Tachograph support and checklists are the next modules. Feature priority is public: the feedback board on the documentation site is where requests are raised and voted on, and partner requests carry weight in what gets built.

How does it relate to FleetSQL?

They answer different questions. FleetTAB is the interface for running the fleet day to day, reading live from Wialon. FleetSQL mirrors Wialon into a PostgreSQL database you own, for questions that reach past the platform's retention window or need joining against ERP and finance data. Fleets commonly end up with both.

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  • “Our client needed a data pipeline. It came back working, plus a few Wialon fixes we had not asked for. That client trusts us more now.”
    Faiz K. Customer Manager · Trakpro Limited