The control software system known as CP2 (Control Platform 2), although having extremely sophisticated capabilities and high functionality, is Windows™ based and easy to use.
The System is a "stand-alone" completely secure, self-contained GPS/GSM tracking and monitoring system. It is capable of tracking persons, objects and vehicles, in fact any mobile asset, "anywhere" in the world from "anywhere" in the world, within GSM coverage.
The CP2 system communicates with a deployed object via the GSM network either via a data call or SMS (Text message). The system can ask where that object is and in seconds automatically place it on a map within 8 metres accuracy.
CP2 provides the ability to configure the deployed object to carry out certain functions remotely, whether that is periodically reporting position or to report when movement has commenced or stopped.
Map Engine
The mapping application, HT-Viewer, is a true GIS engine specifically engineered for tracking applications. This enables the use of mapping data from multiple sources in multiple formats, furthering the flexibility of the system.
The viewer provides two windows: a street level tracking window, and an overview window. This is essential for operations requiring monitoring of more than one object.
The overview window provides an international (or national) view of all active objects. By selecting a region of interest on the overview, the user can zoom in to street level detail in the sister window without relinquishing overview information for all active objects.
Additionally, the use of map data (instead of closed mapping applications), provides for an international theatre of operations, as current street level data is available off the shelf for most countries. 
Since the engine was designed for tracking operations, it efficiently processes large amounts of data providing for fluid movement of the maps and objects.
This level of efficiency allows for the operation of the system in the field on laptops.
Multiple file/data formats can be integrated into one data set, providing for their concurrent use. For example, street-level data and geo-referenced aerial photography can be combined for use with the HT-Viewer. Many localities also have building level data that can be utilized by the system.
Geofencing
Geofencing is enabled by electronically establishing boundaries (a fence) around an area or an object. This area can be as small as a mailbox or as large as a country.
The software can be configured to alert upon entry and/or exit of the boundary by an enabled object. Our objects have the capability to maintain multiple geofenced areas, allowing for route deviation monitoring, etc.
Message Forwarding
CP2 has the ability to forward messages to another set of software or via SMS to a mobile phone.
This will provide position, status and certain alarm information to users without "actively" monitoring the software. 