EKOS provides fleet operators with centralized visibility across fuel procurement, site monitoring, fleet asset management, fuel card controls and EV charging infrastructure – all from a single connected interface. Trusted by thousands of businesses, EKOS currently supports more than 1.2 million vehicles across the U.S., helping operators reduce costs, create efficiency and scale operations without added complexity.

Vontier currently offers EKOS as a preferred fuel management software solution for its fleet customers, integrating the provider’s cloud-connected platform with the company’s industry leading equipment and turnkey solutions across fueling sites. The acquisition deepens this partnership, establishing a scalable operating layer that seamlessly integrates hardware and software solutions for Vontier commercial fleet customers.

"Today’s announcement marks a significant milestone in our relationship with EKOS, accelerating connectivity across our product portfolio and advancing our comprehensive vision for fleets," said Mark Morelli, President and CEO of Vontier. "The acquisition enhances our ability to help fleet operators optimize performance, streamline operations and navigate an increasingly complex energy landscape. By strengthening our fleet technology ecosystem, we are creating greater value for customers today while positioning Vontier for long-term growth."

"We built the EKOSystem™ to solve a genuine problem: operators shouldn't need fragmented tools to manage their operations," said Phil Dorroll, President of EKOS. "A true fleet operating system requires full-stack integration across eight critical layers—hardware, communications, alarms, integrations, service, support, software and centralized reporting. By joining Vontier, we now have unparalleled coverage across every layer, positioning EKOS as the leading fully integrated operating system in the market. Together, we'll deliver integrated solutions that set a new standard for fleet operations."

EKOS’s modular platform addresses growing demand from commercial operators managing increasingly complex, multi-energy fleets, positioning Vontier at the intersection of traditional fuel and next-generation mobility infrastructure.