Verizon Connect Reveal Fleet Platform

Verizon Connect was formed in 2016 when Verizon brought together Fleetmatics, Telogis and Networkfleet. The site lists offices in New Jersey, Illinois, Florida, California, Dublin and Florence, and cites 85 patents in fleet AI. It serves fleets that need vehicle and asset tracking, compliance and driver safety.

The Reveal platform covers GPS fleet tracking, asset tracking, DOT compliance, electric vehicle tracking, dashcams and operational insights, with an API toolkit and marketplace. An August 2026 article describes integrated video for GM and Ford vehicles with OEM telematics, adding AI dashcam and driver behavior monitoring without a new tracker (United States only).

• GPS fleet tracking: live vehicle location and operational insights.
• Asset tracking: battery-powered trackers for trailers and equipment.
• AI dashcams: detection of distraction, fatigue and tailgating with in-cab audible alerts.
• Integrated video for OEM telematics: AI video on GM and Ford vehicles without a new tracker.
• Electric vehicle tracking: charging status and battery level views.
• API toolkit and marketplace: data access and third-party integrations.

• Multinational logistics firms benchmarking video telematics for their fleets.
• Equipment rental and construction firms tracking trailers and machinery.
• Fleets adding electric vehicles that need charging visibility.

• Integrated video lets OEM-telematics fleets add AI dashcams without a new tracker.
• In-cab alerts on AI cameras reduced phone use and unfastened seat belt incidents by 60 percent in aggregated customer data cited by the vendor.
• Safety scores track driver progress over time.
• One platform covers vehicles, assets and compliance.

Fleets are shifting toward video and AI safety layered on vehicle data, including data that already comes from the vehicle manufacturer. Vietnamese operators with connected vehicles may follow the same path, although the offer cited here is limited to the United States.

Formed 2016 from Fleetmatics, Telogis and Networkfleet. Site cites 1,200 specialists across 10 countries (also 1,300 elsewhere) and Stevie, Globee and ABI Research recognition. Offices listed in the United States, Dublin and Florence; no Asian office. Integrated video article dated 5 August 2026.