Enterprise Fleet Tracking in Malta, Powered by Yipii
We have been fitting and running fleet tracking in Malta since 2010, first as DP:Tracking and now as Yipii. Hardwired installs by our own auto-electricians, full CAN bus telemetry, and account management that stays with you.
- Plug & Play Install
- Real-Time Tracking
- Multi-Network SIMs
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Setup takes less than 5 minutes
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Enterprise-Grade Support
Dedicated, hands-on support for corporate clients who rely on DP Tracking by Yipii every day.
- Dedicated Account Managers
- SLA-Backed Uptime
- Custom Reports
Seamless One-Click Migration
Ready to upgrade? Move your entire fleet history to the new Yipii platform with zero downtime.
View modern Malta plans- Data Portability
- Hardware Compatible
- Free Training
Professional Fleet Management
Robust tools for serious logistics operations.
View the modern Malta plansAPI Integration
Connect fleet data directly to your ERP or SAP systems.
Custom Telemetry
Monitor specialized sensors like PTO, temperature, and door switches.
Driver ID Keys
Know exactly who is driving which vehicle with Dallas Key integration.
Fuel Theft Prevention
Precision fuel level monitoring with sudden drop alerts.
Route Optimization
Algorithms to plan the most efficient delivery routes.
Compliance Reports
Automated reports for tax, insurance, and regulatory compliance.
What we run for Maltese fleets
The same operational questions we have been answering here since 2010.
Continuity through three names
We began fitting vehicle tracking in Malta in 2010, trading as Dazzle Panel and running the service as DP:Tracking. Accounts opened in those years still run today, on the same historical data, now under the Yipii name. Nothing was migrated away and nothing was lost in the rename.
- Operating continuously since 2010
- Historical data carried through every platform change
- Existing credentials still valid
- Malta Business Registry C16799
Our own installers
We maintain our own network of auto-electricians and installation sites rather than subcontracting the work. Over fifteen years that has mattered more than any platform feature, because a fleet is only as reliable as the fitting, and a fault traced back to a bad install is a fault nobody else will own.
- Hardwired and concealed installation
- CAN bus connection for full engine data
- Immobilisation and driver ID on wired installs
- Scheduled around your operating hours
Full telemetry, not just position
For fleets carrying real cost in fuel and downtime, position alone has never been enough. A direct CAN connection reports fault codes, fuel consumption, coolant and oil temperature alongside location, which is what turns a tracking system into something the workshop uses as well as the office.
- Fault codes read directly from the vehicle bus
- Fuel consumption and refuelling events
- Coolant and oil temperature
- Engine hours for plant and standby equipment
Structure for groups and consortiums
Larger operators here rarely run one company. Vehicles sit across subsidiaries, joint ventures and shared depots, and the reporting has to follow that structure rather than flatten it. Accounts can be organised into groups with separate access, separate reporting and a consolidated view above them.
- Vehicle groups per company or depot
- Access scoped per group
- Consolidated reporting across entities
- Sized from one vehicle to enterprise fleets
Records that answer questions later
Most of what a fleet needs from reporting is retrospective. A dispute over a delivery, a claim on an incident, a query about a fuel card. Two years of trip and position history, exportable by vehicle, driver or date, covers the great majority of those conversations.
- Two years of trip and position history
- Export by vehicle, driver or date range
- Scheduled reports by email
- Per-driver breakdown where driver ID is fitted
Malta fleet briefings
Researched notes on the rules that affect operators here, each with its sources listed.
Smart tachograph 2, and why it probably does not apply to your Maltese fleet
The EU tachograph retrofit deadlines have caused a lot of worry among Maltese operators. For most of them, the obligation does not apply at all.
3 cited sourcesCasualties rose 16 per cent in the second quarter. What a fleet can act on.
The latest NSO figures are worse than the accident count alone suggests, and only part of what they describe is within an operator's control.
1 cited source
Ready to Modernize Your Fleet?
Tell us about your fleet and we will quote for it. CAN bus telemetry, hardwired installation by our own auto-electricians, and a named account contact.
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