ELD & tracking
Numeo One ELD integrations: connect tracking and HOS
See the ELD providers listed for Numeo One, how connections are authorized, and what tracking data the connection turns on.
Quick answer
How does Numeo One connect to an ELD?
- Best for
- Carriers that want dispatch, tracking, ETA, and HOS workflows connected to the ELD they already use.
- Not best for
- A fleet that needs a connector guarantee without confirming the provider, credentials, plan, and fields available for its account.
- Last verified
- September 17, 2026
- Next step
- Confirm the provider, export or credential path, plan requirements, and desired system of record before rollout.
How to connect
- 1Open Settings in Numeo One and select the ELD provider your drivers already use.
- 2Authorize the connection with the provider credentials or platform details requested.
- 3Confirm that trucks, drivers, location, and HOS data appear as expected before enabling downstream workflows.
What it turns on
- Automatic truck and driver imports from the connected ELD.
- Live truck location and fleet-map context for active loads.
- ETA, geofence, and Hours of Service workflows where the connected data supports them.
Before you connect
The provider list is an availability index, not a promise of identical fields or setup across every ELD. Confirm your exact provider and account configuration before rollout.
Read the setup guideThe current Numeo One directory lists 21 ELD integrations, including Samsara, Motive, Lucid ELD, TT ELD, AT ELD, and more. Confirm the live directory and your account configuration before connecting.
An ELD connection can import trucks and drivers and provide location and Hours of Service data for tracking, ETA, geofence, and related workflows where supported.
No. Most use a direct provider-account authorization, while some use a shared telematics platform. Numeo should confirm the exact setup for your provider.