tesnum.am

What It Is

Tesnum is a fleet and asset management solution provider from Armenia. Its website positions it as a “Complete Fleet & Asset Management Platform.” Rather than being a standalone GPS SaaS product, it combines a software platform, in-vehicle and on-site hardware, sensors, video surveillance, and custom engineering for use cases such as transportation, logistics, private fuel stations, warehousing, and various asset monitoring scenarios. According to the website, the company has more than 15 years of industry experience and serves customers in over 10 countries.

Core Features and Integrations

Tesnum covers a broad range of core modules. GPS monitoring supports real-time location tracking, geofencing, trip history, and reports. Video monitoring supports multi-camera recording and uses AI to detect risky behaviors such as driver fatigue. TesnumEco is designed for driving behavior monitoring, analyzing harsh acceleration, harsh braking, dangerous turns, speeding, and idling, while also providing driver scoring, penalty mechanisms, and animated playback of the 10 seconds before and after a collision. The platform also offers garage maintenance work orders, management of logistics customers/cargo/costs and transport documents, fuel level and fueling transaction tracking for private fuel stations, multi-zone temperature and humidity monitoring for warehouses, and personal tracking for children, seniors, pets, and similar use cases. For integrations, the website explicitly states that it can integrate with existing systems and third-party platforms, and that Tesnum is an official partner of Teltonika and Wialon.

Pricing, Permissions, and Security

The website does not disclose plans, pricing, free trials, or payment methods, making it difficult to assess the procurement threshold directly. Access-control capabilities are mainly reflected in the fuel station module, including user management, RFID cards, fingerprint authentication, access authorization, fuel limits, station settings, and complete transaction history. On the security side, the emphasis is more on operational safety, such as preventing fuel theft, detecting abnormal consumption, and enforcing authorization controls. However, we did not find enterprise-grade security information such as data encryption, privacy compliance, certifications, or data residency. The deployment model is also not clearly stated. Although cloud infrastructure capabilities are mentioned, that alone is not enough to determine whether self-hosting is supported.

Pros, Cons, and Best Fit

Tesnum’s strength lies in its complete module chain, covering vehicles, drivers, fuel, maintenance, logistics, and warehouse environments, along with hardware engineering and custom development capabilities. It is a good fit for mid-sized to large fleets, logistics companies, and businesses with private fuel stations that have complex on-site equipment and operational workflows. The main weakness is limited public transparency: key information such as pricing, APIs, compliance, deployment options, and SLA details is missing, and the standardized self-service SaaS purchasing experience is not very evident.

Access from China and Alternatives

Access from mainland China is unknown, and the website does not disclose RMB payment, local deployment, or Chinese-language support. For deployment in China, buyers should carefully verify network connectivity, map and location compliance, SIM/hardware compatibility, after-sales response, and invoicing/payment arrangements. Comparable options include Wialon, Geotab, Samsara, Fleet Complete, as well as local Chinese BeiDou/GPS fleet management, fuel consumption monitoring, and IoT device vendors.