Fiber and broadband technicians make 6 to 10 stops a day across a city. Bazat Tracker is telecom technician tracking software that shows which jobs they reached, how long each took and how far they really travelled, with no GPS device on their bike.
3-day free trial · From ₹249/user/month ($4 outside India) · tracks during shift hours only · Updated October 2026
Live Field View
Cluster dashboard · technicians
BAZAT TRACKER
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Common Field Excuses, Caught
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Checks on Every Punch
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Vehicle Devices Needed
The Basics
Telecom field team tracking software records where fiber, broadband and tower technicians are during shifts, which installs and fault calls they reached, how long each took, and how far they travelled. Bazat Tracker does this from the technician's own phone, with job check-ins, route history, live GPS and face-verified attendance.
Without it, the WhatsApp group says "install in progress" and the conveyance claim says 62 km. When the operator or ISP says your team never turned up, you have nothing to show. A telecom technician tracking app gives you timestamped evidence.
It's used by FTTH and broadband installation contractors, fiber splicing teams, tower maintenance crews and ISP field teams.
What telecom contractors track with it
Key Facts
Features
Proof of every stop on every technician's route, for the contractor, the dispatcher and the operator.
Location-verified check-in and check-out at installs, repairs and cabinet checks.
In practice: When the ISP says nobody came, you show the arrival time at that address.
Verify employee visitsEach technician's day, with path, stops, time at each job and total distance, from the phone they already carry.
In practice: An afternoon "at the splice point" shows up as a 35-minute stop and a long unplanned one.
Employee route trackingEvery on-duty technician on one map, so urgent faults go to the nearest one.
In practice: A fiber cut goes to the technician 1.2 km away, between jobs.
Field staff tracking appPunch-in at the warehouse, office or first job, with a face check so nobody punches for a colleague.
In practice: One phone can't punch in the whole crew any more.
Face attendance appCheck-ins only count inside the job's boundary; anything outside is flagged.
In practice: An "install in progress" message with no matching check-in stands out.
GeofencingJobs, hours and kilometres per technician and cluster, exportable for operator reviews and payroll.
In practice: Monthly operator reviews use verified job data, not WhatsApp screenshots.
Reports and exportsTravel allowance worked out from the actual GPS route.
Mock-location apps and rooted phones are detected and flagged.
Rooftops, basements, towers and rural stretches; data syncs later.
Leave, overtime, PF/ESI and payslips from verified attendance.
A Technician's Day
Technicians use the Android or iOS app on their own phone. No GPS device on the bike. Team leads follow every job live.
At the warehouse or the first job.
Install, fault or splice point, verified by location.
Every stop and kilometre logged in the background.
Rooftops and basements sync when signal returns.
Jobs, stops and distance on the dashboard.
At the warehouse or the first job.
Install, fault or splice point, verified by location.
Every stop and kilometre logged in the background.
Rooftops and basements sync when signal returns.
Jobs, stops and distance on the dashboard.
Shift hours only. Location is recorded from punch-in to punch-out only, so technicians' personal time stays private. See our privacy policy for how location data is handled.
Sound Familiar?
Your operator or ISP partner pays per job and penalises missed SLAs. Here's what the WhatsApp group says, what the route shows, and how Bazat Tracker catches it.
What GPS Actually Shows
Only 3 of the 5 customer addresses show a job check-in.
How Bazat Tracker Catches It
Visit check-ins record time and location at each installation, so completed jobs are proven by the site.
Who It's For
From the contractor owner to the operator's account manager, everyone works from one record.
Every technician, job and kilometre across clusters without a round of calls.
One punch, quick check-ins, and conveyance paid on real distance.
Assign urgent faults to the nearest technician from the live map.
Answer escalations with timestamped visit records.
Approve conveyance against the recorded route.
Verified attendance and overtime flow into payroll and payslips.
Know The Difference
A GPS device on a bike shows where the bike is. It doesn't prove which job the technician reached or who was riding.
| Capability | WhatsApp Updates | Vehicle GPS Device | Bazat Tracker |
|---|---|---|---|
| Job visits verified at the customer's address | |||
| Route history with every stop | |||
| Identifies the technician (face check) | |||
| No hardware to buy or install | |||
| Km-based conveyance | |||
| Works in basements and on rooftops | |||
| Attendance, leave and payroll |
Partial = available in some tools, or only without identity, anti-spoofing or approval checks.
Honest Fit
It tracks people and jobs, not network equipment, alarms or fiber routes.
It tracks technicians' phones during shifts. For vans around the clock, use a vehicle GPS tracker.
Keep your ticketing tool; Bazat Tracker proves the visit behind each ticket.
Pricing
Bazat Tracker is priced per user per month with no GPS hardware to buy for bikes or vans. Try it free for 3 days with your own team, or book a demo to walk through your setup.
Starts from
₹249 /user/month
Yearly billing in India · $4/user/month elsewhere. Shorter terms carry a one-time setup fee — see the pricing page for every plan.
It records which installs, fault calls and splice points your technicians reached, how long each took and the route between them. Bazat Tracker does this from the technician's own phone, with job check-ins, route history, a live dispatch map and km-based conveyance, without a GPS device on the bike.
With a phone app that records face-verified GPS attendance, live location during duty hours, and a route history with every stop, the time spent there and the distance travelled.
Yes. Visit check-ins record the time and location at each FTTH install, fault repair or cabinet check, so every job has location-verified proof.
From the technician's actual GPS route for the day, so travel allowance is based on kilometres really travelled rather than claimed.
No. Bazat Tracker runs on the technician's own Android or iPhone and tracks the person and their visits, so no vehicle hardware is needed.
Yes. Punches, visits and location points are stored on the phone while offline and synced when the connection returns.
We'll show face-verified attendance, a technician's route history with distance and a job visit check-in in a 15-minute demo.