The year 2000 was a historic day for the BCTRACK Team where at that time a Baseline Communicate Company was established as a platform for us to create innovative products.

In 2001, BCTRACK was developed for the Maritime world and was the first product that could read fuel usage and could be controlled from an operational office.

In 2002, Baseline Communicate worked with an ATM company to produce a Telemetry component and the trademark ACHSE and placed it on the Wincor Nixdorf ATM machine.

In 2003, Baseline Communicate produced a hardware & software designation for tracking and security systems on vehicles with the MOSEA trademark.

In 2004, Baseline Communicate again made hardware & software this time implemented in the world of Oil & Gas to detect pipelines leakage in fluid transmission.

In 2006, Baseline Communicate launched satellite-based data transmission that was previously GSM based.

In 2008, Baseline Communicate developed BCTRACK features on RPM and Engine Parameters as well as on the Pitch Propeller reading.

In 2010, Baseline Communicate developed a web-based dashboard that allowed users to be more mobile in using applications.

In 2012, Baseline Communicate launched an application intended as a worksheet on a ship connected to the Head Office, this application was named BCTRACK On Board – BOB.

In 2014, BCTRACK massively added features to complement existing ones as a goal that BCTRACK as a shipping management tool.

In 2015, Baseline Communicate made a big revolution in the BCTRACK platform, this application called BCTRACK – Hybrid, a major breakthrough that made data security and data backup layered on the client side and server center.

In 2016, Baseline Communicate completed and launched Web and Mobile-based applications that were previously only Desktop-based.

In 2017, Baseline Communicate resumed layered security systems for each user based on credentials and allows data to be saved if there are unauthorized persons.

In 2018, Baseline Communicate will again make major changes to the hardware, where the components in the modular system, this makes the tool more reliable and makes maintenance easier.

In 2019, Baseline Communicate will launch wireless transmission systems between installed sensors, Master and Slave.