Tagon Puck
Sealed, long-life tag for containers, trailers and heavy equipment.
Tagon puts a tag on the things your business depends on — vehicles, containers, equipment, cargo — and turns them into something you can see, search and act on. Small tag. Big control.
Every business that owns physical things runs two versions of reality: the one in the system and the one in the yard. They drift apart quietly, and the gap only shows up when something is needed and nobody can find it.
Tagon closes that gap with hardware. A tag on the asset, a position in the cloud, and one place to see what is actually happening.
Location by phone call. Utilisation by guess. Loss discovered at the stock count.
Position on a map, movement in history, a boundary that raises an alert when it is crossed.
Nine device formats, from a one-millimetre adhesive label to a sealed puck, so the tag suits the asset rather than the other way round.
A tag on the vehicle and on the trailer it pulls.
ExploreSealed IP68 tags for units that live outdoors.
ExplorePlant, tools and small kit that moves between sites.
ExploreA one-millimetre label on the carton, for the trip.
ExploreConcealed tags for collateral and leased equipment.
ExploreA 9.2 mm pendant with a year of battery.
ExplorePick the format for the asset, and the battery life for how long you want to leave it alone.
Sealed, long-life tag for containers, trailers and heavy equipment.
1100 mAh, 30 months, discreet install for vehicles and collateral.
Single-trip sticker label for parcels and cartons. 40 days.
Ø38 mm, 12 months, IP65. Wearable tag for pets and personal safety.
Precise tracking you can count on.
Built for security and performance.
Real-time insights, anytime, anywhere.
Built to last, worry less.
Tags report into one place. Live position, movement history, geo-fences, alerts, reports — and an API when the data needs to be somewhere else.
Tagon Cloud interface preview — sample data, not customer results.
Where every tagged asset is right now, on one map.
Replay where an asset has been rather than reading a list of pings.
Draw a boundary. Get an alert when an asset crosses it.
Movement, boundary crossings and tag disconnection.
Sound the tag to find the asset once you are close.
One register of what you own, where it is and what it is doing.
Manage tags in bulk — batch monitoring rather than one at a time.
Give people access to the assets and sites that concern them.
Fix the tag to the asset and register it.
No SIM card and no data plan on the tag. Scan the code, name the asset, and it starts reporting.
The tag broadcasts. Finder devices pass an encrypted position on.
Bluetooth to nearby finder devices, encrypted location to the cloud. Crowdsourced coverage instead of a network you have to build.
Position becomes history, dwell, routes and boundaries.
One asset is a dot. A fleet of tagged assets is a picture of how your operation actually runs.
Alerts, reports and an API into the systems you already use.
Geo-fence alerts, disconnection alerts, scheduled reports, and third-party integration.
Every Tagon solution begins with something a business is trying to stop happening — then works back to the tag that stops it.
Assets move between sites, crews and jobs. The register says one thing and the yard says another, and nobody finds out until something is needed and missing.
Live locationGeo-fence alertsHistory playback Asset Tracking 02Dispatch works on what drivers report. By the time a deviation shows up on a delivery note, the day is already lost.
Live locationHistory playbackGeo-fence alerts Fleet and Vehicle Tracking 03Containers and trailers spend most of their life somewhere other than your yard. Utilisation is a guess and demurrage is a surprise.
Live locationGeo-fence alertsHistory playback Container and Trailer Tracking 04Tools and small plant are the assets most likely to walk. The supplied material puts it plainly: small assets like tools and electronics are prone to loss and need discreet tags that are hard to remove.
Live locationGeo-fence alertsAlerts Equipment and Tool Tracking 05Cross-border shipments lose signal between carriers and countries. The tracking stops, the consignment carries on, and nobody knows which is which.
Live locationAlertsDisconnection alert Logistics and Parcel Tracking 06A financed vehicle is an asset you own and someone else drives. The supplied material is specific: tags must be installed discreetly to resist tampering, update location quickly, and support geo-fencing to reduce default risk.
Live locationGeo-fence alertsHistory playback Auto Finance and CollateralItem-level visibility across carriers and borders
Vehicles, trailers and the assets they carry
Plant, tools and the site boundary
Assets that leave on hire and should come back
Cycle counting is expensive. Movement is free.
Collateral you can locate
Leased equipment, across a lot of buildings
Pets, people and the things you carry
Asset tracking projects fail on the tag, not the software. Everything here is a specification from the device range, not a promise.
Tagon tags are SIM card-free. Global positioning without a data plan on every device.
From 40 days on a single-trip label to five years on a sealed puck. Pick the life the asset needs.
IP54 to IP68 across the range, designed for diverse climates and environments.
Nine device formats from a 1 mm label to a 17 mm cylinder, so the tag fits the asset.
Compact and easy to conceal for finance, leasing and recovery.
Third-party API access and integration with platforms including Geotab and Gurtam.
Sealed enclosures, adhesive labels, concealed cylinders and wearable pendants. The install is a minute; the tag is there for the life of the asset.
Filter by site, by type or by status. Draw a geo-fence and get told when it is crossed. Replay where something has been rather than reading a list of positions.

Sixteen scenarios, each with the problem, the device and what changes.
An asset is not where the register says it is and nobody knows when it moved.
Read the scenario USE CASE 02Assets used outside their assigned area, hours or agreement.
Read the scenario USE CASE 03Coverage varies by country and carrier, so tracking goes quiet mid-trip.
Read the scenarioEvery device format, battery, IP rating and dimension in one specification sheet.
DownloadsFitting sealed tags, adhesive labels, concealed cylinders and wearables.
GuidesCoverage, batteries, IP ratings, finder networks and what deployment involves.
Read the FAQsTell us about your assets, your operation and what you need visibility on. We will tell you which Tagon device fits and what a deployment looks like.
That is usually enough for us to recommend a device and a deployment shape.