Site User

Each time the user logs into the TrackIt Web Console, the first page they will be directed to is their "Home Page." With Default, you establish that the user will always arrive at the main screen of TrackIt.

The following options are available:

• Default
• Dispatch
• Employee Dispatch
• Equipment Dispatch
• Payroll
• Reports
• Schedule
• Time Cards

The time zone for a user affects components of TrackIt they might see, such as timestamps for alerts, reports, and job tickets.

When viewing the Equipment Map, each individual vehicle in your fleet is displayed on the map without any identifying factors. Enabling this setting will allow the user to view the equipment number next to the vehicle's icon.

Many dispatchers find this feature especially helpful to quickly spot desired vehiclesAll machines used as a means of production on a construction site or at a batch plant. on the screen rather than having to hover the cursor over each vehicle icon.

TrackIt typically remembers the last-used search filters for a report and saves the chosen filterA search tool that restricts data queried based on factors like equipment type, employee groups, and date ranges. setup across all users. If you want to give your user the option to monitor different groups without having to manually change the filters each time, this setting offers a solution.

When accessing the Equipment Map, Employee Dispatch, Equipment Dispatch, and Payroll screens, the filters set here are always applied automatically.

Select from the following options:

• Plants
• Last Plants
• Equipment Types
• Employee Types
• Employee Groups
• Equipment Groups
• Status Type
• Status

One difficulty of fleet management is knowing which vehicles are in use for an active ticketShort for “delivery ticket,” which is printed and given to the driver. Also called a tag or docket. The ticket includes, at a minimum, the product(s) ordered and the delivery address. It can also include the amounts of materials batched to form the mix. In the past, producers sent copies of the delivery ticket with prices as invoices; now tickets and invoices are two separate documents.. Set the option here to specify which type of work information the user should see displayed next to the vehicle's information from the Equipment Map, Employee Dispatch, and Equipment Dispatch screens.

Select from the following options:

• Job
• Order
• Ticket #

The font size for headers on the dispatch screens change with this setting.

Select from the following options:

• Small
• Medium
• Large

For screens with limited resolutions, long headers often extend off the screen. The word wrap feature automatically resizes a heading that is too long for one line. Long headers will automatically extend to a second line when this option is set to Wrap.

By default, this is set to No Wrap.

We recommend also using the Dispatch Header Truncate setting below to shorten headers.

To avoid lengthy headers that extend off the screen on low-resolution devices, truncating offers a simple solution. Set this to the total number of characters (up to a total of 20) you wish to display on the user's screen. Any characters beyond this limit are then truncated with an ellipsis.

When viewing the Employee Dispatch or Equipment Dispatch screens in grid  view, each employee or vehicle is displayed in a column corresponding to their current status. This indicator may be set to Yes to include the status name for ease of reference with long dispatch lists, or exclude the name to condense information presentation.

If set to No, only the employee or equipment number, status color, and status time will display for the user.

The status time on the Employee Dispatch or Equipment Dispatch screens indicates how long an employee has been in that status. The duration for a status may be excluded by setting this option to No.

Companies with multiple plants find value in identifying the originThe source or "home" location equipment departs from when en route to a destination. This is typically a plant or yard. of a vehicle's route. Setting this to Yes adds a new column to the dispatch screens which shows the last plant the vehicle loaded at.

If your user is a dispatcher, use these filters to restrict messages to only the plant and trucksAll machines used as a means of production on a construction site or at a batch plant. they oversee. Otherwise, the user will see all messages sent by all drivers for the company. Filters may be set by Plants, Last Plants, Equipment Types, Equipment Groups.

For record keeping purposes, some users opt in to receive messages as emails.

Enter a valid email address here for the user to allow them to receive an email copy of each messageText messages exchanged between drivers and dispatchers using TrackIt. sent to them via TrackIt.

Users away from their computer may want to receive text messages with each message received in TrackIt.

Enter a valid phone number here to allow the user to receive text messages from TrackIt. This must be 10 digits long (phone number and area code) without any spaces or symbols between numbers.

This value is used with the Messaging Phone Carrier to create a carrier email address for the user to receive text messages.

To send messages as text messages to phones, TrackIt must know which carrier is in use by the user. Based on the selected carrier, TrackIt arranges the Messaging Phone Number into a format required for the user to receive a message.

• Plants
• Last Plants
• Equipment Types
• Equipment Groups

You can change the language for the user's individual TrackIt display. Language options available to users are controlled from the Languages screen.

To accommodate the differences in how decimals are represented throughout TrackIt, select UnitedStates or Europe.