Electronic logging built around how carriers actually operate.
Ankor ELD captures required driving activity directly from the vehicle, keeps driver records organized and available, and gives fleet teams visibility into records that need review — without adding unnecessary steps to a driver's day.
Vehicle
Engine and movement data
ELD
Connected vehicle hardware
Ankor Driver
Duty status, logs, certification
Ankor Platform
Fleet visibility and review
From the vehicle to the record.
Ankor connects vehicle activity, driver interaction, and fleet records through one continuous electronic logging workflow.
Vehicle
- Engine activity
- Vehicle movement
- Miles
- Engine hours
ELD
Vehicle data is captured through connected ELD hardware.
Ankor Driver
- Duty status
- Hours of Service
- Logs
- Certification
Ankor Platform
- Fleet records
- Review workflows
- Roadside access
- Compliance visibility
The record starts with the vehicle.
Driving activity is captured from vehicle data rather than relying on the driver to manually create the record. Ankor connects vehicle activity with the driver's electronic log while preserving the information required throughout the ELD workflow.
The information drivers need.
Nothing they don't.
Give drivers a focused workspace for duty status, Hours of Service, electronic logs, certification, inspections, and roadside access.
Duty Status
OFF · SB · D · ON
Hours of Service
Driving · Shift · Cycle
Driver Records
Logs · Certification · Edits
Vehicle
DVIR · Diagnostics
Roadside
Display Logs · Transfer Records
The record stays traceable.
Electronic logging involves more than recording drive time. Ankor keeps driver activity, certifications, edits, unidentified driving, and related system events organized as part of the ELD record.
| Time | Event | Origin | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 07:03 | Driving | Automatic | Recorded |
| 08:02 | Intermediate Record | Automatic | Recorded |
| 09:16 | Driving End | Automatic | Recorded |
| 09:21 | On Duty | Driver | Recorded |
| 12:44 | Log Edit | Driver | Review |
Driver Certification
Drivers review and certify their records.
Log Edits
Changes remain associated with the underlying record.
Unidentified Driving
Driving activity without an assigned driver can be surfaced for review.
Know when the logging system needs attention.
Ankor is being designed to monitor conditions that can affect ELD operation and required records, giving drivers and fleet teams visibility when diagnostic or malfunction conditions occur.
Records available where the work happens.
Commercial vehicles operate in changing conditions. Ankor is being designed to keep required records accessible for roadside workflows while maintaining essential driver activity during interruptions in network connectivity.
Roadside access when records are requested.
Give drivers a focused way to review required electronic records and provide ELD data to an authorized safety official using supported transfer methods.
Keep recording through connectivity interruptions.
Keep essential driver activity available locally when network connectivity is interrupted and synchronize records after connectivity returns.
Designed around the ELD technical requirements.
Ankor is being developed around the electronic logging requirements established under 49 CFR Part 395, including engine synchronization, required ELD events, driver records, diagnostics and malfunctions, and standardized data transfer.
Part 395
Subpart B · Appendix A
Electronic logging. Connected to the fleet.
Bring driver records, Hours of Service, roadside tools, and fleet visibility together with Ankor ELD.