The core of any tracking service.
Before video and before tachograph, a customer wants three things: where the vehicles are, where they have been, and how they are being driven.
- Live map and journey replay
- Driver behaviour scoring
- Speed-limit alerts
- 34 report types
Where, and where from.
A live map
Every vehicle as it moves, grouped when there are many, with Street View of where one has stopped.
Journeys
Each day broken into trips and stops and replayed along the road.
Geofences
Depots, customer sites and no-go areas drawn on the map, with an alert on the way in or out.
Shared links
A link that lets a customer's own customer follow a vehicle on its way.
Units of your choosing
Miles and mph, or kilometres: it is a setting.
Any time of day
Rules can follow a schedule, so an alert means out of hours when you want it to.
How it is being driven.
Drivers are identified to a vehicle by beacon or by a WhatsApp message, and each is scored on how they drive. The road's own speed limit is known, so a vehicle doing 40 in a 30 raises an alert without anyone drawing a zone.
- A register of drivers and their licences
- A score per driver
- Speed limits and speed cameras as map layers
- Alerts by WhatsApp, Telegram or email
Work for the vehicles to do.
Dispatch
Plan the day's jobs and routes and send each driver a link. No app to install and no login to remember.
Proof of delivery
The customer follows the delivery on a live page, and the driver collects a signature at the door.
Reports.
Thirty-four of them, from mileage and utilisation to speeding and driver scorecards. They export to PDF, Excel and CSV and can be scheduled, or a customer can simply ask the assistant for one.
- Mileage, trips, stops and idling
- Speeding and driver scorecards
- PDF, Excel and CSV
- Scheduled delivery
In more detail
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