Omnitracs and Noregon Ink Software Integration Partnership
Fleet management software provider Omnitracs has formed a strategic partnership with Noregon to integrate vehicle diagnostic information into the company’s software.

Fleet management software provider Omnitracs has formed a strategic partnership with Noregon to integrate vehicle diagnostic information into the company’s software.
Through the partnership, Noregon’s TripVision will be integrated into Omnitracs telematics platform to provide real-time insight into vehicle health and safety. Omnitracs customers will be able to access real-time vehicle information for all heavy-duty truck makes and models. The information will be presented in clear format, allowing customers to make timely, accurate decisions to improve performance and increase uptime.
“We are pleased to have Noregon as a strategic partner due to their expertise in commercial vehicle diagnostics,” said Richard Glasmann, vice president of OEM strategy, sales, and marketing at Omnitracs. “Being the leader in fleet telematics, Omnitracs recognizes the importance in partnering with industry leaders to provide the products and services that promote enhanced value to our end customers.”
Noregon offers diagnostic, repair, and monitoring applications are designed to help fleets better manage the health and safety of vehicles while improving operational efficiency.
“As we continue to advance the capabilities of accessing and analyzing vehicle information, we look to industry innovators like Omnitracs to integrate those insights directly into their business processes,” said Bill Hathaway, Noregon’s founder and CEO.
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