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Orient ELD review

#23 of 27 in Electronic Logging Device Software

A paid ELD platform combining compliance workflows, tracking, reporting, messaging, and cameras.

6.8/10Editor score
Orient ELD6.8 Visit Orient ELD

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Orient ELD is electronic logging device and fleet management software for trucking businesses. It gives fleet operators a web portal and provides drivers with mobile applications for iOS and Android. The product covers hours-of-service tracking, violation alerts, digital vehicle inspection reports, DOT inspection mode for sharing logs, GPS fleet monitoring, IFTA mileage reporting, driver messaging, and asset tracking. Offline logging is supported, and compatible PT30 ELD hardware is available as an optional part of the setup.

The published starting price is $50 per vehicle per month with monthly billing. That makes the pricing model straightforward for fleets that want to budget around active vehicles, while the per-vehicle structure means costs grow with fleet size. The product also includes a public API, giving operators a route for integrations and data exchange alongside its web and mobile access. Geofencing and motion alerts extend tracking beyond the vehicle log, while AI-enabled dash cameras add a video-focused layer to the fleet toolkit.

Orient ELD suits trucking fleets looking for one paid service across logging, inspections, location monitoring, mileage reporting, communication, assets, and cameras. It is a practical fit when offline logging, mobile driver access, and inspection workflows matter together. Fleets choosing it should be comfortable evaluating vehicle-based monthly costs and an optional hardware model as part of deployment. Smaller teams wanting only basic electronic logs may find the broader fleet-management feature set more than they need, while operators seeking API access, tracking, and camera capabilities have a wider set of tools in one product.

Orient ELD pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines HOS, DVIRs, inspection mode, GPS, IFTA, and messaging
    • Adds geofencing, motion alerts, and AI-enabled dash cameras
    • Offers web, iOS, Android, and public API access
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starting price is charged per vehicle per month
    • Hardware is optional but compatible PT30 ELD hardware is sold separately
    • Its feature set is focused on trucking and fleet operations

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