Tellan
Cloud software for fleet operators, access control users, radio networks and industrial asset monitoring
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Tellan
Tellan develops cloud-hosted software products for vehicle telematics, access control, radio network connectivity, digital signage, winter fleet management and remote industrial monitoring. It also provides cloud consultancy, mobile app development, software architecture advice, proof-of-concept design and project rescue services.
Its products are sold to businesses, with vehicle telematics distributed through resellers. Tellan is based in York, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2003.
Product: Cloud software products for telematics, access control, radio networking, digital signage, winter fleet management and SCADA monitoring, alongside software consultancy and development services.
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