Agriculture & farm operations

Farm Vehicle Tracking Made for Australian Agriculture

Manage the vehicles, machinery and people behind every working day, from paddock to road.

Photograph: an Australian farm at first light, a ute and a tractor in the paddock. Landscape 16:9, warm and wide, no text in the artwork.
  • Machinery & implementsKnow where equipment is and how it is being used across the property.
  • Drivers & hoursManage timesheets and rosters without the paperwork.
  • Servicing & registrationKeep service dates and registration renewals on schedule.
  • Fuel & operating costsTrack on road and off road fuel use by vehicle.
  • Assets accounted forSee the location and usage of every unit in real time.
  • Produce protectedMonitor conditions throughout storage and transport.
  • Costs controlledSee fuel use and operating costs across every vehicle.
  • Downtime reducedPlan maintenance before equipment takes you off schedule.
What it does

Where Innovation Meets Agriculture

  1. 01

    Agricultural Route Planning

    Optimise routes with Route360 to reduce unnecessary mileage, fuel use and idle time.

  2. 02

    Protecting Produce Quality

    Monitor temperature and transport conditions throughout the journey to help preserve freshness, protect product quality and maintain the cold chain.

  3. 03

    Agricultural Asset Tracking

    Track machinery and implements in real time, with visibility of location, usage and activity across the property.

  4. 04

    Agricultural Fleet Costing

    Track vehicle operating costs, fuel use and off road activity to understand where money is being spent and identify opportunities to reduce costs.

  5. 05

    Agricultural Predictive Maintenance

    Use equipment hours, service schedules and maintenance data to stay ahead of servicing and keep machinery ready when it matters most.

Machinery, hours and servicing

The Full Picture Behind Every Farm Vehicle

  • Machinery and implements on one map

    Know where every tractor, header, ute, trailer and implement is and whether it’s working or sitting idle.

  • Engine hours, not odometers

    Track servicing by the hours a machine actually works, not the kilometres it travels.

  • Servicing and registration due dates

    Stay ahead of upcoming services and registrations before they put a machine out of action.

  • Know where the hours were worked

    Separate paddock and road use to get a clearer picture of fuel, utilisation and running costs.

  • Driver hours without the paperwork

    Capture start times, finish times and breaks digitally, keeping driver hours and timesheets together without relying on paper records.

Explore Drive360
Drive360 machinery view: tractors, utes and implements on a property map with engine hours and service due beside each one.

Farm operations control centre

Every Machine. Every Hour. The Whole Day Under Control.

  • Activity

    Know what’s working and what’s not

    Track machines working, machines idle, operating hours and where vehicles and equipment are across the property and on the road.

    Farm control centre: live machine activity beside the property map with sheds, paddocks and the road out.
  • Disruption

    Know what could stop the day

    Stay ahead of overdue servicing, expiring registrations, unexpected movement and offline devices before they disrupt the work.

    Disruption view: service due, expiring dates and after-hours movement with the machines affected.
  • Operator and machine readiness

    Know who is operating each machine, whether licences and inductions are current and whether required pre starts have been completed.

    Operator readiness: licence, induction and pre-start status per machine.
  • Boundaries and after hours movement

    Set boundaries around sheds, yards and paddocks, with alerts when machinery moves outside them or at unexpected times.

    Geofence view: boundaries drawn around the working areas with an after-hours movement alert.
  • Fuel and running costs

    Track fuel use, idle time and running costs by machine, with road and paddock activity clearly separated.

    Cost view: fuel, idle time and running cost per machine.

Across the Paddock. Around the Shed. On the Road to Market.

  • Photograph: a tractor and implement working a paddock at first light, shot wide. Warm low light, room at the top, no text in the artwork.

    In the paddock

    Tractors, headers and implements at work

  • Photograph: utes and machinery outside a farm shed in early light. Warm low light, room at the top, no text in the artwork.

    Around the shed

    Utes, workshops and machinery around the shed

  • Photograph: a truck and trailer on a rural road at dusk carrying farm produce. Warm low light, room at the top, no text in the artwork.

    On the road

    Getting produce to the buyer

Hardware Built for Life on the Land

Purpose built hardware that connects vehicles, machinery and implements across the property. Equipment and availability depend on vehicle type, environment and configuration.

More for Farm and Agricultural Operators

View all →

Keep Australian Agriculture Moving

Bring your machinery, vehicles, people and work together in one platform, helping you reduce downtime, control costs and keep every working day moving.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can't find what you're looking for?

Talk to our team
  • What is agricultural telematics?

    Agricultural telematics uses GPS tracking, sensors, and real-time data to monitor farm vehicles, machinery and assets helping farmers improve efficiency, safety and productivity.

  • Why is agricultural asset tracking important?

    It allows farmers to protect high value equipment, reduce downtime, optimise usage and maintain full visibility across their operations.

  • What causes inefficiencies in farm operations?

    Poor visibility of machinery, unplanned downtime, fuel misuse, theft and inefficient routing between paddocks or delivery points all contribute to lost productivity.

  • How can farmers improve equipment utilisation?

    By monitoring real time location, engine hours and usage patterns, farmers can schedule work efficiently, avoid overuse, and extend the lifespan of machinery.

  • How does technology support modern farm management?

    Tools like GPS tracking, geofencing, and remote monitoring help automate workflows, prevent asset loss, track livestock, reduce wastage and support informed decisions.

  • What is a farm equipment alert?

    These are automated notifications for example, maintenance reminders, unauthorised movement alerts, or engine health warnings to help prevent issues before they disrupt operations.

  • What data helps farmers optimise productivity?

    Location history, fuel usage, idle time, engine hours, route paths, geofence activity and maintenance logs all give insights into how efficiently the farm is running.

  • How does Saphyroo support agricultural operations?

    Saphyroo provides real time tracking, route optimisation, geofencing, maintenance management and detailed reporting helping farmers run safer, more productive operations.

  • How does DRIVE360 benefit farm workforces?

    DRIVE360 improves driver safety, monitors work hours, provides routing for farm to delivery tasks and ensures staff operate efficiently across large properties.

  • How can an agricultural telematics system support farm profitability?

    By reducing equipment downtime, improving fuel efficiency, preventing theft, lowering maintenance costs and enabling better planning for harvest and delivery.