Geotab launches asset tracking tool for Singapore logistics

Geotab has launched GO Anywhere Plus in Singapore, designed to help businesses track and manage assets across their operations.

The launch comes as Singapore's logistics sector continues to expand. Container throughput reached 44.66 million TEUs in 2025, according to the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore.

The new offering extends asset tracking to both powered and non-powered equipment, including trailers, containers and other operational assets that can be harder to monitor than fleet vehicles.

Integrated with the MyGeotab platform, GO Anywhere Plus allows organisations to view vehicles and assets in one system. Alongside location data, it provides information on asset usage, including ignition status and engine hours for powered equipment.

This data can support maintenance planning, deployment decisions and the recovery of misplaced or stolen equipment. The aim is to give operators a clearer view of where assets are and how they are being used.

Logistics focus

Singapore's role as a regional logistics hub has increased the importance of supply-chain visibility for businesses operating fleets, containers and equipment. Enterprise Singapore has identified visibility across supply chains as an important area for logistics companies seeking to use operational data to improve efficiency and decision-making.

Many transport and logistics operators already use telematics to monitor vehicles, but non-powered assets often remain outside that level of oversight. This can create gaps in asset utilisation, maintenance scheduling and equipment recovery.

Geotab is positioning the new product as a way to bring those previously separate streams of information together. By combining fleet and asset data in one platform, businesses can compare the movement and use of vehicles alongside trailers, containers and equipment.

This approach could help reduce time spent searching for critical equipment and cut unnecessary spending linked to underused or poorly allocated assets. Better tracking may also improve equipment availability by helping businesses identify where assets are needed most.

Geotab serves more than 100,000 customers globally and says it connects about 6 million vehicles and assets. The company processes 100 billion data points each day across its connected operations business.

Ezanne Soh, Associate Vice President, Southeast Asia, Geotab, linked the launch to the scale of logistics activity in Singapore and the need for clearer operational oversight.

“As Singapore's logistics ecosystem continues to operate at significant scale, organisations are looking for ways to gain a clearer view of the assets supporting their operations,” said Ezanne Soh, Associate Vice President, Southeast Asia, Geotab.

She said businesses were seeking better information on how assets are deployed and used in daily operations.

“With businesses looking for new ways to improve productivity, having a clear view of how assets are deployed and utilised can help organisations make better operational decisions. Organisations that can bring fleet and asset intelligence together will be better equipped to identify inefficiencies and get greater value from the assets they already own,” said Soh.