Gateway has incorporated Garmin's Fleet Management (FMI2) in to its web tracking service so dispatchers can manage scheduled jobs using a Garmin's nüvi 205 Personal Navigation Device (PND).  This allows the PND to act as a mobile data terminal (MDT) while still proving mapping directions to the driver.

Using Garmin's nuvi navigation screen and Gateway's web tracking service allows a company to create, assign and manage drivers' jobs.

The Fleet Management Interface (FMI) allows a dispatcher to perform the following task:

- Manage specific vehicle information
- Manage specific drivers assigned to specific vehicles
- Communicate with a specific driver by sending/Receiving text messages that might not be releated to a specific Job
- Manage Job orders

> Create, modify and delete Jobs
> Assign multiple Jobs to specific drivers
> Determine a Jobs status: Pending, Assigned, In-route, On-duty, Completed and Deleted
> Request ETA of a driver In-route to an assigned Job
> Receive automatic notification of a driver arriving at an assigned Job
> Send/Receive text messages or CAN message regarding a specific Job
> Select Alerts such a Job's status has be pending to long or a driver has been a Job to long

The FMI allows the driver to perform the following task:

- Drivers can set their status: On-duty, Off-duty, At lunch, Not available, Need assistance
- Drivers can Read, Accept and Delete Job's in their Inbox
- When a Job is accepted, the PND automatically determines the best route to the Job's location
- Communicate with the dispatcher by sending/Receiving text messages that might not be releated to a specific Job
- Drivers can find other points-of-interests such as gas stations and hospitals
- Drivers can enter in their own destination address to be routed