Getting Started with your Zubie Wired Asset Trak is simple
View our video guide at the bottom of this page or follow these instructions.
Create your new asset or vehicle in the Zubie app, and connect it to your Asset Trak Device
Log into the Zubie mobile app or app.zubie.com on your mobile browser.
Use your mobile device’s camera to scan the QR code on your Asset Trak device.
This will open the window to Connect Device. Click the + button to create a new asset or vehicle. Then click “Create & Connect”.
Install the device on your vehicle’s battery.
Locate the vehicle battery, and carefully loosen the nuts located on the top of the battery. You’ll see that one is labeled Positive (red) and the other is Negative (black).
Insert the device’s Positive (red wire) connector between the bolt and the battery so that it is touching the shredded shaft of the positive electrode.
Do the same with the Negative (black wire) connector on the negative electrode.
Tighten both nuts back onto the battery so that both ends of the Asset Trak wires are clamped securely to the vehicle’s battery.
Look for the light on the device to turn on. This indicates the Asset Trak is getting power and can function correctly.
Adhere the device in place
Clean the surface of the battery and the Asset Trak.
Use the double-sided tape to secure the Asset Trak onto the top of the battery. Be sure the arrow on the device is facing the direction in which the vehicle will travel.
Start getting data from your device
Log into the Zubie mobile app or app.zubie.com on your mobile browser.
Check that your new asset or vehicle is visible on the Live Map.
Common Troubleshooting
If your asset or vehicle isn’t appearing on the Live Map, you may not have sufficient cell or GPS coverage. Be sure the asset is in a location with strong cell service and a clear view of the sky, even if it’s through a window.
If you are still having trouble, review our FAQ page or reach out to Zubie customer support with the device serial number.
Be careful to avoid positioning your Asset Trak under things that could cause interference or block the device’s cellular or GPS signal.