TRACK, CHARGE, REPEAT – THE ASSET TRACKER YOU KEEP

Introducing ATC700 and ATM700, the new asset trackers designed to help you solve challenges across various industries. With precise location updates, two connectivity options, and a rechargeable battery, they are the ultimate tools for keeping your assets secure and your operations running smoothly.

Businesses lose time, money, and control when valuable assets move without clear visibility. In the UK, 26,724 tool thefts were reported in 2025 – equal to one theft every 20 minutes. The same research shows that 74% of tradespeople have experienced tool theft, proving how quickly everyday equipment can become a costly operational risk.

For companies managing tools, rental items, construction equipment, mobile teams, or other non-powered assets, knowing where assets are and when they move is essential for maintaining daily operational control.

To help businesses improve visibility of assets on the move, Teltonika’s telematics division introduces ATC700 and ATM700 – compact autonomous trackers designed for flexible asset tracking, workforce management, and pet or livestock tracking scenarios.

ONE DEVICE FAMILY FOR DIFFERENT TRACKING NEEDS

ATC700 and ATM700 help businesses monitor assets that are difficult to track with wired devices. This includes rental equipment, garden tools, construction machinery, concert equipment, artwork, and other valuable items that move between locations or stay in temporary storage.

The same device family can also support workforce visibility, as well as selected pet and livestock tracking scenarios. This gives businesses a flexible way to improve control, reduce manual checks, and respond faster when assets move unexpectedly.

SMALL DEVICE, BIG FEATURES

Different assets require different tracking logic. Some need regular updates throughout the day, while others only need to report at specific times or when movement is detected.

With periodic location reports, scheduler, and movement-based tracking, ATC700 and ATM700 allow businesses to adapt reporting to real operational needs. The devices can send location updates at selected intervals, follow a predefined reporting schedule, or react when movement starts and stops.

This helps companies reduce unnecessary data transmission, extend battery life, and receive updates when they matter most. For example, a rental asset can report several times a day, while equipment stored on-site can increase reporting frequency only when movement is detected.

POWER BUILT FOR LONG-TERM USE

ATC700 and ATM700 are designed for autonomous tracking, where long operating time and low maintenance are essential. A 1,000 mAh rechargeable battery supports reliable field use, while power bank support adds flexibility for remote or extended deployments.

To help maximise battery life, the devices also include online sleep and power-off sleep modes, allowing businesses to balance tracking frequency, connectivity, and energy consumption based on their needs.

SIMPLE CONTROL AND CLEAR STATUS INDICATION

ATC700 and ATM700 are also designed for easier daily use in the field. The multi-action button can be configured for different functions, such as turning the device on or off or sending instant notifications.

The RGB LED provides clear visual status indications, helping users quickly understand key device conditions such as low battery or firmware update progress. This makes the devices easier to manage during everyday operations, especially when multiple units are used across different assets or locations.

SOLVING INDUSTRY CHALLENGES

ATx700 devices are built to solve challenges across industries:

• Asset management: reduce loss, minimise downtime, improve operational efficiency, and maintain better control of valuable assets.

  
  

• Workforce monitoring: enhance employee safety and productivity through workforce tracking, emergency alerts, and optimised workflows.

  
  

• Livestock and pet tracking: improve visibility of animals on the move, reduce the risk of loss, and enable faster response when pets or livestock leave defined areas.