Wooyane

Vehicle tracking & monitoring

Start with the vehicle: where it is used, who takes it over and what the customer needs to know when it moves

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The work behind the requirement

A customer needs a clear record for one vehicle: who is using it, which journey is being checked and what happened before a handover. The starting point is the vehicle’s use, not a fleet-wide dispatch process.

Equipment for this application

Choose the device, connectivity and software configuration for your country of use and installation requirements.

Product overview

Which device fits your vehicle project?

Compare the installation and connection needs first. Confirm the selected configuration for your vehicle and country of use.

WY320

Best suited to
Tracking projects that also need compatible sensors, vehicle signals or other peripherals.
Installation
Wired installation with a twelve-wire harness and connections selected for the project.
Confirm before choosing
Vehicle power, ACC wiring, required signals and compatibility of each peripheral.
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Y18

Best suited to
Vehicle tracking with a compact device intended for a permanent wired installation.
Installation
Four-wire installation, including an ACC input for ignition status.
Confirm before choosing
Power and mounting position, ACC wiring, and the required alert and reporting settings.
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WYOBD

Best suited to
Evaluation, rental handovers and everyday visibility for compatible OBD-equipped vehicles.
Installation
Plug-in installation using the vehicle’s OBD connector for power.
Confirm before choosing
OBD access and fit, vehicle compatibility, and the functions supported by the selected configuration.
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From the first task to daily use

  1. Prepare the vehicle

    Link the vehicle identity, user and installation record. Check power and connection at the actual parking location.

  2. Check a journey

    Use the customer’s route and stopping points as the demonstration task. Evaluate what location and journey information the selected configuration provides.

  3. Close the handover

    Compare the available journey information with the handover time and vehicle record. Assign follow-up questions to a named person.

A solution design to evaluate

  1. Vehicle tracker + installation

    Products

  2. Connectivity

    Country, network and data plan

  3. Software & Platform

    Vehicle identity, journey review and user access

  4. Local operation

    Named users, response and maintenance

Use this as a project design. Select and verify the device, connection and software configuration together during evaluation.

Questions before you choose

Should I choose a wired or an OBD tracker?

Start with the vehicle, installation access and information you need. Y18 supports a permanent wired installation; WY320 provides additional connections for compatible peripherals. WYOBD uses the OBD connector for power on compatible vehicles. Confirm the exact fit and supported functions before choosing.

Does an OBD connection provide full vehicle diagnostics?

An OBD connection alone does not establish diagnostic coverage. Confirm which vehicle data and functions the specific device, vehicle and software configuration support.

What connectivity and software should I arrange?

For connected use, confirm the device’s network compatibility, SIM and data arrangements, and software account configuration for the country of use. If you already use a platform, share its protocol and integration requirements so compatibility can be checked.

What should I provide for a sample enquiry?

Tell us the country of use, an example vehicle and what you want to check. Include the device of interest if known. We can then discuss the configuration, evaluation arrangements and sample terms.

What a useful pilot should show

Keep the installation record, a representative journey and a completed handover check. Confirm which information is available to the customer and who handles an offline device or access problem.

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