Ecatenate Brings Document Management Into Geotab
Ask a fleet manager where a driver’s licence check or a vehicle inspection certificate is stored, and the answer is rarely one place. A shared drive. An email thread. A filing cabinet in another depot. Meanwhile the telematics platform tracking those drivers and vehicles holds none of it.
Ecatenate has built a File Manager add-in for Geotab to close that gap.
What it does
Files are uploaded, tagged, categorised and shared against the drivers and assets they relate to — without leaving MyGeotab. Documents can also carry expiry dates, turning a static PDF into a live compliance signal.
That last point is the one that changes how a fleet operates:
- Renewals surface early, rather than at a roadside check or audit
- Evidence is already attached to the record it belongs to, so audit prep takes minutes
- One source of truth, with documents sitting alongside the telematics data they relate to
- Less admin drag — no chasing, refiling or re-sending
Built on Zenith
The add-in uses Geotab Zenith, with Azure for file and data storage. Zenith means it looks and behaves like a native part of MyGeotab rather than a bolted-on tool — removing the training overhead that kills adoption of otherwise good software. Azure handles capacity and resilience as the fleet grows.
Availability
The File Manager add-in will be published on the Geotab Marketplace, where Geotab customers find approved fleet management add-ins, apps, hardware and partner solutions.
Technology
ASP.NET Core · React · JavaScript · Geotab Zenith · Microsoft Azure · MyGeotab API



