Scotland’s transport landscape is uniquely varied, and Aquarius’s flexible, data-driven solutions are designed to reflect that - whether it’s helping a family-run seafood firm digitally manage driver hours during export peaks, or supporting operators and multi-depot fleets with defect checks, remote downloading, infringement sign-offs, document management, licence verification, time and attendance, and incident reporting. There are also examples of Scottish operators securing accreditation under the UK Border Force’s Clandestine Entrant Civil Penalty Accreditation Scheme as a direct result of using Aquarius’s Clandestine Check App to digitise vehicle security processes - this technology strengthens operational assurance and protects against potential penalties.

Visitors to this inaugural show can also discover all of Aquarius’s latest developments, including new features within the Aquarius App and enhanced data protection through two-factor authentication (2FA) and single sign-on (SSO). They can also learn more about the company’s powerful Data API, which enables secure connectivity across telematics, TMS, finance, and warehouse systems - and see how, together, these innovations are helping fleets stay compliant, efficient, and connected.