What telemetry reports
- Stock level by selection, so you pick and pack before you drive
- Sales by product, machine, day and hour
- Cash and cashless takings with reconciliation
- Fault and temperature alarms, including refrigeration failure
- Door-open events and service history per machine
Why it matters to a site owner
For workplaces on our free program, telemetry is the reason machines stay stocked. Restock visits are scheduled from actual depletion rates, so the popular lines are not empty by Wednesday.
It also means a refrigeration fault raises an alert before anyone on site notices warm drinks.
Why it matters to an operator
Telemetry pays for itself in fuel and labour. Dynamic route planning removes wasted visits, dead lines get identified in weeks instead of quarters, and cash variance is visible immediately rather than at the next audit.
Frequently asked questions
Can telemetry be added to an older machine?
Yes. Any MDB machine can take a telemetry modem, and many modern cashless readers include telemetry reporting in the same unit.
Does telemetry need site wifi?
No. Telemetry units use their own 4G SIM, so there is no dependency on site networks or IT approval.
Is telemetry included on free program machines?
Yes, on machines where it is supported. It is how we keep restock scheduling accurate at no cost to the site.
Put monitoring on your machines
Whether you run one machine or fifty, telemetry changes how you service them. Ask us what your controller supports.