SECURE TRACKING & FLEET MANAGEMENT
Vehicle Tracking & Fleet Management Across South Sudan & East Africa
Protect Your People. Safeguard Your Assets. Maintain Complete Operational Visibility.
Whether you operate humanitarian programmes across South Sudan, manage a commercial fleet, or oversee regional logistics throughout East Africa, Archer International provides a fully managed vehicle tracking and fleet management solution designed for challenging operating environments.
Our cloud-based platform combines real-time GPS tracking, satellite technology, 24/7 monitoring, journey management, driver behaviour analysis, fuel monitoring and emergency response into one integrated system.
From Mombasa Port to Juba, Kampala, Bentiu, Malakal and beyond, Archer gives organisations complete visibility over their vehicles, personnel and critical assets.
Why Organisations Choose Archer for Vehicle Tracking in South Sudan
Vehicle tracking is no longer simply about knowing where a vehicle is. Modern organisations require complete operational visibility.
Managers need to know:
Where every vehicle is located.
Whether staff have arrived safely.
If drivers are speeding.
If vehicles leave approved routes.
Whether fuel is being stolen.
When maintenance is due.
If emergency assistance is required.
Whether donor-funded assets are being used appropriately.
Archer's Fleet Management Platform combines all of these capabilities into a single cloud-based system monitored by our dedicated Control Room in Juba.
Rather than just selling GPS devices, we provide a complete fleet management and operational monitoring solution.
Technology for Every Environment
Fleet Management Designed Around Duty of Care
Duty of care in South Sudan extends far beyond knowing where a vehicle is located.
Security incidents, road traffic accidents, mechanical failures, flooding, seasonal isolation and communications outages all have the potential to leave staff vulnerable if organisations cannot respond quickly.
Archer's integrated tracking platform provides immediate visibility whenever a vehicle stops unexpectedly, deviates from an approved route or activates an emergency panic alarm. Our 24-hour Security Control Room receives alerts in real time and follows pre-agreed escalation procedures with each client, ensuring that the appropriate managers are informed without delay.
For organisations working in complex environments, this combination of technology and experienced operational support provides confidence that staff and assets remain protected throughout every journey.
Regional Fleet Management Across East Africa
Humanitarian logistics rarely begin in South Sudan.
Vehicles, containers and critical supplies frequently move from the Port of Mombasa through Kenya and Uganda before crossing into South Sudan via Nimule. Throughout this journey, organisations require uninterrupted visibility to manage security, monitor delivery schedules and coordinate field operations.
Archer's tracking platform provides seamless regional coverage, allowing clients to monitor assets from Mombasa to Nairobi, Kampala, Nimule and onwards to project locations across South Sudan through a single cloud-based platform.
For organisations operating regional programmes, this eliminates the need for multiple tracking providers while providing one integrated fleet management system for the entire East African operation.
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GSM tracking is the ideal solution for organisations operating primarily within areas covered by mobile phone networks. Using Safaricom connectivity, our GPS tracking units provide reliable real-time monitoring throughout South Sudan, Uganda and Kenya without the need to change SIM cards when crossing international borders.
This makes GSM tracking particularly suitable for organisations with vehicles operating around Juba, Yei, Nimule, Wau and other major towns, as well as commercial fleets regularly travelling between Mombasa, Kampala and South Sudan. The platform provides live vehicle locations, journey history, speed monitoring, geo-fencing, driver behaviour reports and emergency panic alarms through one intuitive fleet management system.
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Many humanitarian programmes operate far beyond the reach of conventional mobile networks. Field teams travelling to locations such as Fangak, Pibor, Maban or other remote project sites require technology that continues working even when there is no GSM coverage.
Satellite vehicle tracking communicates directly with global satellite networks, providing uninterrupted location updates regardless of mobile signal. This makes satellite tracking the preferred solution for humanitarian organisations, UN agencies, exploration companies and security operations working in isolated or high-risk environments where maintaining contact with vehicles is critical for staff safety and operational oversight.
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Hybrid GSM & Satellite Tracking
For organisations operating across both urban and remote environments, hybrid tracking provides the highest level of resilience.
Hybrid devices intelligently switch between GSM and satellite communications depending on network availability, ensuring continuous tracking without manual intervention. Vehicles remain connected while travelling from major towns into remote field locations, making hybrid tracking particularly valuable for fuel tankers, humanitarian supply convoys, donor-funded programme vehicles and high-value commercial assets operating throughout South Sudan and East Africa.
The result is uninterrupted visibility from departure to destination, regardless of terrain or communications infrastructure.
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Not every journey takes place inside a vehicle.
Assessment teams, engineers, field researchers, security advisers, humanitarian staff and programme managers often travel on foot, by boat or using local transport to reach isolated communities. In these situations, handheld satellite trackers provide a vital layer of personal security.
Compact, lightweight and built for harsh environments, our handheld devices provide live GPS tracking, two-way messaging, emergency SOS functionality and global satellite coverage. Staff remain visible to managers wherever they are working, enabling organisations to maintain their duty of care even in the most remote parts of South Sudan.
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Fuel is one of the largest operational costs for organisations working in South Sudan and one of the most common sources of asset loss. Archer's integrated fuel monitoring system provides accurate, real-time visibility of fuel levels and consumption, helping organisations identify fuel theft, unauthorised refuelling, leaks and inefficient vehicle usage.
Combined with journey history, driver behaviour monitoring and maintenance reporting, fuel monitoring enables organisations to reduce operational costs while strengthening accountability for donor-funded assets.
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All Archer vehicle tracking devices can be fitted with an integrated emergency panic button, allowing drivers or passengers to discreetly raise an immediate alarm whenever they require assistance. Whether responding to a security incident, medical emergency, vehicle breakdown or other critical event, a single press of the panic button instantly transmits an alert to Archer's 24/7 Security Control Room, together with the vehicle's precise GPS location.
Our trained operators immediately assess the alert and initiate the agreed response procedures with your organisation. Depending on your operating protocols, this may include contacting designated security focal points, country management, field teams or emergency responders, while continuously monitoring the vehicle until the incident is resolved.

