Whether you’re booking a site survey, requesting a quote, or evaluating AFTECH for a multi-country rollout — your local country office will respond within one business day.
Whether you’re booking a site survey, requesting a quote, or evaluating AFTECH for a multi-country rollout — your local country office will respond within one business day.
Local AFTECH country teams across Senegal, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Côte d’Ivoire, Zambia and South Africa — plus satellite operations in Zimbabwe and Ethiopia.
Deuxième étage
Résidence Mame Awa
YOFF Virage
Dakar
Senegal
Appartement 303
Plaza Platinum
Kipé
Conakry
Guinea
6 Williams
Drive SS Camp
Freetown
Western Area
Sierra Leone
House 4
Harmon Compound
Congo Town
Monrovia
Liberia
Rue L125
2 Plateaux Vallon
Cocody
Abidjan
Côte d’Ivoire
House 12
Cherry Farm Estate
Misundu
Ndola
Zambia
9a Sandown Road
West Beach
7441
Cape Town
South Africa
AFTECH’s Fuel Management System (FMS) uses RFID to authorise every fuel dispense by vehicle and driver, logging litres, time, location and quantity to a cloud dashboard. Unauthorised fuelling, ghost transactions and jerry-can theft are eliminated — most clients see fuel losses drop to near zero within months.
An RFID fuel management system only releases fuel when an authorised vehicle tag and driver tag are present, then records the exact amount against that vehicle. Because every litre is matched to a vehicle, driver, time and location, theft, over-fuelling and reconciliation gaps become immediately visible.
Cost depends on fleet size, number of sites and which solutions you deploy. AFTECH quotes after a free on-site survey that identifies your highest-impact opportunities and projects the ROI. Most fuel-management deployments pay for themselves within months through eliminated fuel theft and lower consumption.
Yes. AFTECH runs one platform across its seven country offices — Senegal, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Côte d’Ivoire, Zambia and South Africa — plus satellite operations in Zimbabwe and Ethiopia. Cross-border fleets get unified tracking, fuel data and AI dashcam coverage with local support in each market.
The best system is one engineered and supported locally for African conditions. AFTECH delivers fleet telematics, GPS tracking, fuel management and AI dashcams across seven African countries, with in-country installation and support teams — built for dust, heat, long distances and intermittent connectivity since 2009.
Yes. AFTECH’s AI dashcams detect fatigue, distraction, speeding and tailgating in real time, cutting incident rates, while high-clarity footage settles claims in your favour. Fleets use this evidence and driver-behaviour data to negotiate lower insurance premiums and reduce accident costs.
Yes. AFTECH’s fleet telematics and AI dashcams score driver behaviour in real time — flagging speeding, harsh braking, harsh acceleration, fatigue and distraction. Managers get live alerts and per-driver reports that cut accidents, lower insurance costs and support coaching and driver-incentive programmes.
Yes. AFTECH data — vehicle locations, routes, fuel dispenses, driver scores and alerts — flows to a cloud dashboard your operations and finance teams access from desktop or mobile. Everyone sees the same live data, with automated reports by vehicle, driver, site and date range.
Automatic tank gauging continuously measures the fuel level, volume and temperature in a storage tank using an in-tank probe, sending live data and alerts to a dashboard. AFTECH’s ATG lets depots, mines and plantations detect shrinkage, prevent run-dry and reconcile bulk fuel automatically.
PoC radio delivers instant push-to-talk voice communication over cellular and data networks instead of relying on traditional two-way radio range. AFTECH’s PoC gives convoys, field teams and security units nationwide — even cross-border — coverage with no repeater infrastructure, ideal for Africa’s distances.
Installation timelines depend on fleet size and number of sites, but AFTECH’s in-country teams install on-site — fitting tracking units, dashcams, fuel hardware and tank sensors — and configure the platform to your workflow. Small fleets can be live within days; larger multi-site rollouts are phased.
Yes. Every AFTECH deployment includes hands-on training for your operations, finance and workshop staff, so your team can run the dashboard, pull reports and act on alerts from day one. Ongoing support and refresher training are provided by your local country office.
AFTECH has seven country offices — Senegal, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Côte d’Ivoire, Zambia and South Africa — plus satellite operations in Zimbabwe and Ethiopia. Each office provides local installation, training and support, so systems are deployed and maintained in-country, not remotely.
AFTECH’s installation, training and support teams are based in-country across all seven offices. Engineers travel to your site, hold spares in-region and support in your time zone — a deliberate contrast to vendors who sell remotely from another continent. Locally deployed since 2009.
Yes. Book a free, no-obligation demo, site survey or fuel audit through AFTECH’s contact form, WhatsApp or online booking link. A local engineer assesses your operation, shows the platform, identifies the highest-impact deployment and provides an ROI projection. Your country office responds within one business day.
AFTECH’s Fuel Management System (FMS) uses RFID to authorise every fuel dispense by vehicle and driver, logging litres, time, location and quantity to a cloud dashboard. Unauthorised fuelling, ghost transactions and jerry-can theft are eliminated — most clients see fuel losses drop to near zero within months.
An RFID fuel management system only releases fuel when an authorised vehicle tag and driver tag are present, then records the exact amount against that vehicle. Because every litre is matched to a vehicle, driver, time and location, theft, over-fuelling and reconciliation gaps become immediately visible.
Cost depends on fleet size, number of sites and which solutions you deploy. AFTECH quotes after a free on-site survey that identifies your highest-impact opportunities and projects the ROI. Most fuel-management deployments pay for themselves within months through eliminated fuel theft and lower consumption.
Yes. AFTECH runs one platform across its seven country offices — Senegal, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Côte d’Ivoire, Zambia and South Africa — plus satellite operations in Zimbabwe and Ethiopia. Cross-border fleets get unified tracking, fuel data and AI dashcam coverage with local support in each market.
The best system is one engineered and supported locally for African conditions. AFTECH delivers fleet telematics, GPS tracking, fuel management and AI dashcams across seven African countries, with in-country installation and support teams — built for dust, heat, long distances and intermittent connectivity since 2009.
Yes. AFTECH’s AI dashcams detect fatigue, distraction, speeding and tailgating in real time, cutting incident rates, while high-clarity footage settles claims in your favour. Fleets use this evidence and driver-behaviour data to negotiate lower insurance premiums and reduce accident costs.
Yes. AFTECH’s fleet telematics and AI dashcams score driver behaviour in real time — flagging speeding, harsh braking, harsh acceleration, fatigue and distraction. Managers get live alerts and per-driver reports that cut accidents, lower insurance costs and support coaching and driver-incentive programmes.
Yes. AFTECH data — vehicle locations, routes, fuel dispenses, driver scores and alerts — flows to a cloud dashboard your operations and finance teams access from desktop or mobile. Everyone sees the same live data, with automated reports by vehicle, driver, site and date range.
Automatic tank gauging continuously measures the fuel level, volume and temperature in a storage tank using an in-tank probe, sending live data and alerts to a dashboard. AFTECH’s ATG lets depots, mines and plantations detect shrinkage, prevent run-dry and reconcile bulk fuel automatically.
PoC radio delivers instant push-to-talk voice communication over cellular and data networks instead of relying on traditional two-way radio range. AFTECH’s PoC gives convoys, field teams and security units nationwide — even cross-border — coverage with no repeater infrastructure, ideal for Africa’s distances.
Installation timelines depend on fleet size and number of sites, but AFTECH’s in-country teams install on-site — fitting tracking units, dashcams, fuel hardware and tank sensors — and configure the platform to your workflow. Small fleets can be live within days; larger multi-site rollouts are phased.
Yes. Every AFTECH deployment includes hands-on training for your operations, finance and workshop staff, so your team can run the dashboard, pull reports and act on alerts from day one. Ongoing support and refresher training are provided by your local country office.
AFTECH has seven country offices — Senegal, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Côte d’Ivoire, Zambia and South Africa — plus satellite operations in Zimbabwe and Ethiopia. Each office provides local installation, training and support, so systems are deployed and maintained in-country, not remotely.
AFTECH’s installation, training and support teams are based in-country across all seven offices. Engineers travel to your site, hold spares in-region and support in your time zone — a deliberate contrast to vendors who sell remotely from another continent. Locally deployed since 2009.
Yes. Book a free, no-obligation demo, site survey or fuel audit through AFTECH’s contact form, WhatsApp or online booking link. A local engineer assesses your operation, shows the platform, identifies the highest-impact deployment and provides an ROI projection. Your country office responds within one business day.