INVESTOR PRESENTATIONSeptember 2017

TSX-V: TKX

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TrackX provides an enterprise software platform that manages physical assets and improves operational efficiencies

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ASSETS WE TRACK

INDUSTRIAL, RETURNABLE AND HIGH-VALUE ASSETS

We optimize asset utilization and drive business process efficiencies across many industries

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WHY ADOPT NOW?

• Capabilities have increased, prices have decreased dramatically

• Emerging world of sensors

• Regulatory and compliance mandates

• Need for asset visibility and analytics to drive efficiencies

• Enables IIOT, Big Data and Digital Transformation initiatives$ PRICE OF HARDWARE

VALUE

ADOPTION

Key Drivers:

The Market:• Asset Management to grow 15.17% CAGR from US$ 9.43B in 2016 to $25.55B in 2022 – MarketsandMarkets, January 2017

• 9.6B RFID tags used in 2016, Asset Tracking IoT devices is to grow from 22M to 70M by 2022–Mobile Experts Aug. 2, 2017

• The IIoT to grow at 7.89% CAGR from 2016 to 2022 to US$195.47B –Research and Markets, Feb. 2017

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WHY TRACKX?

Predictive analytics drives: operational efficiencies, regulatory compliance, rapid ROI

Scalable

Agnostic

Visibility

Analytics

Enterprise software platform to manage all assets

Support for all auto ID technologies simultaneously

Increased asset visibility, data security, and compliance

Enabling Digital Transformation, Big Data and IoT Initiatives

Mobile Asset Tracking &

Management

Maintenance & Work-in-Process

Management

Distribution Yard Management

Returnable Transport Item Management

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IoT PLATFORM

GLOBAL ASSET MANAGEMENT FOR ENTERPRISES

WORK FLOW PROCESSING

IQ

ANALYTICS/REPORTING

ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION

DEVICE MANAGEMENT

Edge

MOBILE DEPLOYMENT

ConnectG A M E

MobileInsight

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BENEFITS: Full real-time visibility

Automobiles tagged with RFID

AUTOMOTIVE TRACKINGOnline Used Car Retailer

Phase I completed in 37 locations: Vehicle location & InventoryCDN$2.6 million enterprise contract

Phase II initiated: 'Work-in-process"Detailed analytics & workflows throughinspection, repair, & maintenance

Reader/antenna arraytracking scheduled processes

Increased process efficiency Significant labor reduction Reduced downtime Employee accountability Customer satisfaction

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BENEFITS: Audit Compliance

Enterprise IT Assets tagged with RFID

HIGH VALUE ASSETSNationwide Insurance Company

Visibility to Enterprise IT Assets: CDN$2M Enterprise Contract2 Primary Data Centers 14 Branch Locations

Audit & Regulatory Compliance: Location, Ownership & Inventory Over 75% reduction in labor costs

16 location deployment underway

Regulatory Compliance Significant labor reduction Real-time Perpetual Inventory Employee accountability Reduced Capital Expenditures

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GLOBAL ASSET MANAGEMENT FOR ENTERPRISES

G A M E

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BENEFITS:

Complete Visibility in the Yard, Dock, & In-Transit

SUPPLY CHAINPackaging Solutions Company

Full Supply Chain Optimization: Yard, Dock, Gate, Shipping & Delivery

First of 10 total locations: Enterprise-wide deploymentOptimizes supply chain functionsIntegration with: • Warehouse Management System • Production Planning System

In Cab Android Based Application for driver check in

Automated Gate Process Significant labor reduction Real-time Perpetual Inventory Delivery Optimization Map Based Planning

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GLOBAL ASSET MANAGEMENT FOR ENTERPRISES

G A M E

GPS & RFID on every shunt

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BENEFITS:

real-time inventory solution for all

depots

RETURNABLESHorticultural Rack Distributor

Returnable Asset Optimization: End to end solution: • From grower's field to retail outlet800,000+ total assetsActive RFID used on tagged racks

Enterprise deployment: 52 Depots41,000 nursery & retail locations

Active RFID tags on over 800,000 racks

Increased Revenue 80% Reduction in A/R Maximized Rack Usage and Income Improved Customer Satisfaction Reduced Labor Cost

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GLOBAL ASSET MANAGEMENT FOR ENTERPRISES

G A M E

Readers in field & at the depots

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Key Metrics:

• Very low churn rate of customers

• High lifetime value of customers

• Customer retention cost is extremely low

• High margin recurring revenue model

Typical SaaS Implementation: Food Distributor

• $75,000 - $100,000 - hardware- Gross Margin of 25-30%

• $45,000 - $65,000 - implementation services - Gross Margin of 50-70%

• $35,000 - $50,000 - SaaS yearly - Gross Margin of 80-90%Strategy for Rapid Revenue Growth

• TrackX to focus on high-margin recurring revenue

• Incentives for partners to focus on hardware and integration

• Stickiness of solution creates Win/Win for both sides

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REVENUE MODEL

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ACCRETIVE ACQUISITION

TERMS: US $2.5M ($1.5 cash + 3.9 million shares over 3 years)broTECH 2016 Revenue: US $2.24M, net profit US $236,000Management has 20+ Years in Asset Tracking and Supply Chain solutions

• Materially accretive to revenue and cash flow• Expands product offering, adds new revenue opportunities• Complimentary technologies to GAME platform, iOS and Android mobile support• Expands technical development resources to respond to customer demand • Extends Industry leadership in asset tracking and IIoT markets

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North American Coverage, customers are leading Fortune 500 companies from several sectors

Global leader acquired by Motorola for $3.5B USD. Leader in mobile computing, RFID products, real-time locating systems

Government focused science and technology solutions leader with 18,000 employees.

Premiere Federal Government Contract Consulting firm. recognized leader of GSA Schedule Consulting

GO TO MARKET

Latin America, Global Enterprise customers , many, with $4+ billion in revenue

Mainland US coverage6,000 customers, 700 active

• Focus on high margin recurring Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) revenue - direct sales

• large Fortune 500 accounts

• Expand partner network • off-load set-up and integration, facilitate scale

• M&A activity to accelerate growth and global expansion

• Creating significant oportunities for partner network • Rev share model incenting partners to sell • Hardware partners want sticky software platform

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CarvanaFortune 500 Insurance Company Large Multinational BrewerUS Government

GROWTH

RECENT WINS & OPPORTUNITIES:

Year-over-year 9 month growth in Revenue, Gross Margin & Recurring Revenue

• Revenue growth from both new and follow-on orders• Recurring SaaS revenue will continue to grow as new customers are added• Gross margin on software is 80-90%• New partnerships should lead to operating leverage

Recurring Revenue

$1.0M

$2.0M

$3.0M

$4.0M

20162017

Gross Margin Revenue

2016

2017

2016

2017

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$5.2 million private bought deal (closed May 10, 2017)

Partner Network Development • Pipeline Fulfillment • Accretive M&A Activity • Sales Expansion • Working Capital

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CAPITAL STRUCTURE

Common Shares 73,199,841

8,653,089

86,522,930

TKX - CAPITAL STRUCTURE

~20%

TOTAL

4,670,000

Warrants

Options

Management Ownership

TSX.V:TKX OTC: TKXHF

52 week hi-loAverage Daily Volume (3 months)

average $0.28 - ($.25-$.50) May 2021

$0.57-$0.253120,000

Market Cap ~$20M

average $0.52 - ($0.25 and $0.55) expire May 2018 to May, 2019

Cash on Hand ~$2.3M June 30, 2017

Use of Proceeds:

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MANAGEMENT

Tim Harvie - Director, President & CEO 30+ years in supply chain technologyformerly Prologis, USF Corp, Fluensee

Dr. Eddie Shek - CSO20 Publications, 4 US PatentsDistributed Data Expert, formerly Fluensee

Chris Brumett- CTO formerly broTECH, Fluensee25+ years technology & supply chain

Blair Garrou, Director Adrian Fortino, AdvisorMercury Fund, Houston

Jason Read- COO formerly Descartes15+ years operations & deployment

Darryl Cardey, Darren Devine, Directors CDM Capital, Vancouver

Art Mesher, Advisor Descartes Systems, supply chain & SaaS pioneer

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• Rapidly improving quarterly results

• Pipeline Growth - More enterprise accounts, shorter close times, more educated buyer

• Build-out partnerships - All Pretium, Barcoding, Quest, new partners

• Further deployments with key customers

• Mergers & Acquisitions - looking for accretive acquisitions

• Flexible Platform - Plug & Play infrastructure at the core of the Industrial Internet of Things

SUMMARY

TrackX GAME platform setting the industry standard

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Corporate Headquarters

8310 South Valley Highway, Suite 300Englewood, CO 80112

303. 325.7300 Tel303. 799.0703 Fax

info@trackx.comwww.trackx.com

Development Office

3281 E. Guasti Road7th FloorOntario, California 91761

Investor Relations

800 Pender St., Suite 1430Vancouver, BC V6C 2V6

Contact:

Knox Henderson844.341.2003investor@trackx.com

TSX-V: TKX

Contact:

Sean Peasgood, Sophic Capital416.565.2805 Sean@SophicCapital.com

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FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS

This presentation contains certain forward-looking statements that may involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Actual events or results could differ materially from TrackX (“TrackX”, or, the “Company”) expectations and projections. The TSX-V has neither approved nor disapproved the information contained in this presentation. Except for statements of historical fact relating to the Company, certain information contained herein constitutes “forward-looking statements”. Forward-look-ing statements are frequently characterized by words such as “plan”, “expect”, “project”, “intend”, “believe”, “anticipate” and other similar words, or statements that certain events or conditions “may” or “will” occur. Forward-looking statements are based on the opinions and estimates of management at the date the statements are made, and are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements. These factors include the inherent risks involved in the RFID hardware and software technology based industries including but not limited to, product obsolescence and evolving industry standards, the ability to constantly enhance current product offerings and design and develop new products and services; the defence of of its intellectual property and reliance on copyright and common law trademark protection; the possibility of project cost overruns or unanticipated costs and expenses associated with the implementation of its products and services in a constantly evolving technology and increasing customer sophistication; the availability, price and quality of third party hardware solutions required to implement TrackX’s product offerings; and TrackX'sinability to accurately forecast revenue and to substantiate and execute on its revenue pipeline, due to possible competition, technology change, customer demands and other factors; competition form new or existing companies with substantially greater financial, marketing and other resources; uncertainties relating to the availability and costs of financing needed in the future and other factors. Circumstances or management’s estimates or opinions could change. The reader is cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements and must complete their own due diligence on TrackX.

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