Your All-In-One Electronic Logging Compliance Solution

By integrating with a commercial motor vehicle’s engine, Connect ELD automatically logs driving periods, HOS details, engine runtime, movement events, GPS position, and miles covered.

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Intuitive and Accessible Design

Easy to learn and navigate, reducing training time.

Maintain Full Regulatory Compliance

Integrate your workflow with Connect ELD to access a wide range of powerful solutions for your business.

Automated Processes That Save Time

Create detailed reports with minimal effort and maximize efficiency.

Built to scale effortlessly as your business expands

At Connect ELD, we recognize the demands of today’s fleet operations. Our platform goes beyond meeting regulations—it's crafted to strengthen your fleet’s performance. With Connect ELD, you’re choosing a future where every trip runs smoothly and compliance becomes effortless.

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Dashboard: All-in-One Fleet View

Revolutionize fleet oversight with the Connect ELD Dashboard—a centralized platform that delivers a full picture of your fleet’s performance and compliance, helping you optimize operations and make smarter decisions.

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Driver App Compatibility Across All Platforms

The Connect ELD mobile app acts as your road-ready command center, equipping drivers and fleet managers with advanced features. Its full integration with the Connect ELD platform ensures smooth compliance and streamlined operations.

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In an ELD Mandate compliant vehicle, an Log device is installed to track HOS data. The device is a GPS tracker with wireless communication capabilities. This device connects with the vehicle’s engine to automatically transmit data whenever the vehicle is in operation. It also records data entered by the driver. It must record the following information to be compliant:
OFF - off duty
SB - sleeper berth
D - driving
On - on duty but not currently driving
Whenever a driver changes their status, the device also automatically records the driver’s location (city and state).

Drivers are responsible for recording their status through their driving log software. The possible designations are:

Yes. The ELD Rule accommodates the use of smartphone (Android/iPhone) and other wireless devices as ELDs—as long as they meet the necessary technical specifications. If you’re not sure if a specific ELD qualifies, check the Registered ELDs list from FMCSA.

An ELD (Electronic Logging Device) is technology that automatically records a driver’s driving time and other aspects of the hours-of-service (HOS) records. The ELD monitors a vehicle’s engine to capture data on whether the engine is running, whether the vehicle is moving, miles driven, and duration of engine operation (engine hours). With an ELD, law enforcement can review a drivers hours of service by viewing the ELD’s display screen, a printout from the ELD, or retrieving data electronically from the ELD device.

The first deadline for the FMCSA’s ELD mandate was December 18th, 2017. All drivers and carriers subject to the ELD mandate had to have either an ELD or an AOBRD installed in their vehicle. After December 16th, 2019, AOBRDs could no longer be used to be compliant with the ELD mandate. If your fleet is still using AOBRDs, you are no longer compliant with the ELD mandate.

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