Both track your field team's location and attendance. Here's how OneBI Tracker and Unolo compare on beat planning, order capture, expenses, and pricing structure.
Unolo is a field force management platform offering GPS location tracking, attendance, beat planning, task management, and expense management. Its features are split across Starter, Basic, and Standard pricing tiers — for example, field sales and field service workflows are only available on the Standard plan (unolo.com/pricing, unolo.com/all-feature).
| Feature | OneBI Tracker | Unolo |
|---|---|---|
| Live GPS location tracking | ||
| Geofenced check-in/out | ||
| Beat & route planning (PJP) | ||
| Planned vs actual beat adherence | Basic route view | |
| On-the-spot order & visit capture | ||
| Expense claims with approval workflow | Higher plans only | |
| Field asset tracking | ||
| Facial recognition attendance | ||
| Tiered plans gating core features | Included from day one | Starter → Standard tiers |
| Free trial | Yes | 14 days |
Competitor details sourced from unolo.com/pricing and unolo.com/all-feature. Verify current plans before purchase — pricing and features may change.
Both OneBI Tracker and Unolo let managers plan beats and routes (PJP) for field reps in advance. The difference shows up after the plan is set: OneBI Tracker compares the planned route against what actually happened — which stops were visited, which were skipped, and how much time was spent at each — directly on the manager dashboard. Unolo's route view focuses on showing where a rep has been rather than automatically flagging coverage gaps against the plan. For distribution and FMCG teams running dozens of beats a day, that adherence view is what turns route planning into something a manager can act on without pulling a separate report.
OneBI Tracker includes expense claims with an approval workflow as a core feature available from the start — reps submit travel and field expenses from the app, and managers approve or reject them against configurable limits. Per Unolo's published pricing (unolo.com/pricing), expense management with approval workflows is gated to its higher plans rather than included on entry-level tiers. For a growing team evaluating either platform, this means the effective cost of getting expense automation may be higher with Unolo once you account for the plan tier required to unlock it.
The two platforms diverge on which extra capability they prioritize. Unolo offers facial recognition for attendance verification, adding a biometric check on top of GPS-based check-ins. OneBI Tracker instead extends tracking beyond people to field assets — vehicles, equipment, or inventory that also need location visibility — a capability Unolo doesn't offer per its public feature list. Which matters more depends on the use case: facial recognition suits teams worried about buddy check-ins, while asset tracking suits distribution or service teams that need to know where equipment is, not just where staff are.
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