Engineer M8 adopts KeySIM IoT SIM cards for fleet tracking
Engineer M8, a provider of software solutions for fire, security, and fleet management, has selected KeySIM's multi-network IoT SIM platform to enhance connectivity for its GPS tracking and telematics services.

Engineer M8, a company specializing in software for fire, security, and fleet management businesses, has chosen KeySIM's multi-network IoT SIM platform to provide connectivity for its GPS tracking and telematics services. This partnership supports Engineer M8's Tracking Guardian fleet management platform, which allows organizations to monitor vehicles in real-time, manage driver performance, and access vehicle information directly from UK government databases.
As demand for connected vehicle solutions grows, Engineer M8 required a connectivity platform capable of delivering reliable coverage across the UK while offering flexibility for diverse deployment environments. KeySIM's multi-network IoT SIM cards enable connected tracking devices to access multiple UK mobile networks, helping maintain connectivity in areas where a single network may have limited coverage. This is particularly valuable for fleet operators whose vehicles travel across varying geographic locations, including rural areas and construction sites.
Engineer M8 selected KeySIM's IoT SIM platform to support future expansion and provide flexibility as its portfolio of connected services grows. "As our company has grown so fast, we wanted the best possible coverage for our customers. That's why we chose KeySIM. Their multi-network IoT SIM platform gives us the flexibility we need while helping ensure our GPS tracking devices remain connected wherever our customers operate," said Craig Wright of Engineer M8.
Tracking Guardian is a key component of the Engineer M8 ecosystem, which also includes a broader suite of specialist software solutions for fire and security contractors. Their offerings include EM8 Core (CRM and job management), Surveillance Guardian (AI-powered CCTV monitoring), VoIP Guardian (cloud telephony), ANPR Guardian (number plate recognition), and FireLog 365 (digital fire logbook).