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Invoxia Bike Tracker runs on Levy for simple, no-splice recovery.
Invoxia's bike tracker is discreet and needs no motor wiring — a clean fit for staffed hire shops that want recovery without install labor. Levy ingests its location and motion data so the bikes appear on the fleet map and in recovery workflows.
Map
Levy workflow
Alerts
Levy workflow
Recovery
Levy workflow
How it works with Levy
Invoxia on a tracker-agnostic Levy stack
Invoxia is Levy's answer to operators who hate splicing and motor-cover work — discreet hardware where periodic charging is acceptable, with location and motion data flowing into Levy.
Small bike-hire pilots
No-splice recovery
Operators prioritizing install ease
Hardware at a glance
Bike Tracker specifications
The device details Levy maps into the fleet — so operators know exactly how Invoxia hardware behaves before it ships.
No wiring and no motor-cover work to install
Connectivity often bundled — no separate SIM/subscription
Discreet enough to hide on the frame
AI-based motion and tamper detection
| Power model | Self-powered rechargeable battery, no wiring |
|---|---|
| Install | Hidden on the frame; no splice, no motor cover |
| Connectivity | Low-power network (LoRa/Sigfox) — validate area coverage |
| Battery life | Up to ~3–4 months between charges |
| Update interval | Motion-triggered position and tilt alerts |
| Security | Motion, tilt, and tamper alerts; AI motion detection |
| Coverage | Depends on low-power network footprint by region |
| Pricing | ~$100–150 with multi-year connectivity included |
Integration motion
Turn tracker data into fleet operations
How the integration works
Levy ingests location and movement events from the Invoxia fleet feed.
Coverage is validated against the operator's area before rollout.
Tracker IDs map to Levy bike records for map and recovery workflows.
Why operators run it on Levy
Strong answer for operators who hate splicing and motor-cover work.
Good pilot hardware where coverage is adequate.
Useful for staffed rental shops where periodic charging is acceptable.
Good to know
Questions
Invoxia Bike Tracker + Levy FAQ
Does it require wiring into the bike?
No. The Invoxia Bike Tracker is self-powered and hides on the frame, so there's no splicing or motor-cover work.
Is coverage good in my area?
It uses low-power networks (LoRa/Sigfox), so coverage varies by region. Levy validates the footprint for your operating area before rollout.
How often does it need charging?
Roughly every 3–4 months, which suits staffed hire shops where bikes return to base.
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