About this app

iLocator is a global service that enables you to register geographically scattered physical assets and to share this information with other parties who are involved in asset management and maintenance work.

iLocator is not just another vehicle or asset tracking application! iLocator revolves around fixed and movable assets such as e.g. trees, road drains, waste bins, telecom cabinets, fire posts, bus sign posts etc.

The service provides a straight forward way to collect and store relevant information about the assest such as e.g. GPS position, photos, make, model, dimensions, service events and current status in a highly structured yet very flexible way.

Apart from the front end App, iLocator also include a web based back end application that features browsing, search and management of your iLocator database.

The data belongs to you and only you! You are free to export your iLocator database and you can terminate you account whenever you choose to do so.

Note: Once you have installed iLocator on your Internet enabled Andoid device, then you need to go through the following two steps, before you can start collecting data:

Sign-up for a free demo account at www.ilocator.com

Configure your iLocator account in the ”Admin Center”

iLocator is ultra scaleable, you can assign as may end users as you want and they can collects as much data as needed.

The payment model is very simple. When you open an account you get the rest of the month plus the following month free of charge. Thereafter you pay small monthly fee per assest. If you choose not to pay, your account will be terminated automatically. Safe, simple and easy!

Please visit www.ilocator.com to inform yourself about Pricing and Terms of Service.

Keywords: iLocator, locator, assets, mapping, tracking

New features

- Ability to search addresses
- Ability to manually override location
- Bug fixes

App Permissions

Allows an application to write to external storage.
Allows applications to open network sockets.
Required to be able to access the camera device.
Allows an app to access precise location.
Allows an app to access approximate location.
Allows applications to access information about networks.
Allows an application to read from external storage.