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Satellites Unlimited Fleet Tracking and Safety Case Study

By Adam Ingram, Research Analyst — Warehouse, Transportation & Yard Systems · Supply Chain Research

Case study on how Satellites Unlimited used Azuga TMS to track arrivals, control fuel use, and improve driver safety across 14 branches.

Published
June 4, 2026
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Satellites Unlimited, a 600-employee DISH installer operating in seven states, replaced its prior fleet system with Azuga to gain real-time vehicle tracking, Posted Speed Limit alerts, and FuelSaver monitoring. The implementation enabled proof-of-arrival documentation for partner audits, reduced unauthorized fuel-card use, and supported repeated Azuga Safe Driver Award wins. The company cites responsive support and measurable gains in on-time performance and safety compliance.

Key takeaways

Real-time GPS and arrival tracking provided verifiable proof for DISH partner audits

Posted Speed Limit alerts and driver scoring reduced unsafe behaviors

FuelSaver feature flagged unauthorized fuel-card transactions

Transition from prior vendor delivered improved support responsiveness

Safety focus contributed to multiple Azuga Safe Driver Awards and DISH performance rewards

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