Hotspot/Map

This specifies how many minutes TrackIt should wait to receive a GPS location fix from a vehicleAll machines used as a means of production on a construction site or at a batch plant.. If no update to the GPS location is received prior to the threshold set here, then the vehicle is removed from the Equipment Map. When the vehicle resumes sending a GPS position, it appears on the map.

By default, this is set to 60.

The enter and exit statusThe specific activity or task a driver is currently engaged in, typically as part of a process called a "status loop." changes for all hotspotGeographic areas marked on a map that act as destinations for driver navigation or triggers for automated behaviors in TrackIt. types are ignored and the current status for a vehicle is preserved. Without this option enabled, elapsed enter or exit delays revert the vehicle status to the predefined status of the hotspot type.

This option useful if you expect your drivers to manage their statuses manually.

You must specify an delay time for a hotspot type to force an override.

When important, critical, or informational events trigger for a vehicle, the equipment icon is replaced with another icon to visually represent the active alertA software-generated message or warning triggered by vehicle data..

By default, this option is set to True. Selecting False disables this behavior.

After addressing the eventEngine data recorded by TrackIt that includes fault codes and driver behaviors like hard braking., you must acknowledge the alert to remove the alert icon.

To acknowledge alerts

1. Navigate to Dispatch > Equipment Map. You may also perform this task from the Equipment Dispatch and Employee Dispatch screens if a rollover button is configured.
2. To view all unacknowledged alerts:
   1. Click on the alert    icon in the Dispatch Summary pane. The Alerts dialog windowA pop-up window that requires user input. appears with outstanding alerts for your fleet. Continue to step #4.
3. To view alerts for a single vehicle:
   1. Pick a vehicle by clicking on the equipment's  icon. The vehicle rollover dialog window appears.
   2. From the rollover action list, click the Alerts  button.
   If this action is not present on the rollover list, you may add it via the Dispatch Vehicle Rollover option on the Site Settings screen.
4. Select Acknowledge in the Alerts list.
5. Click Save .

Once acknowledged, the alert icon is replaced once more with the equipment icon.

When tracking vehiclesAll machines used as a means of production on a construction site or at a batch plant. from the Equipment Map or Equipment Map screens, clicking on the equipment icon or vehicle number displays a list of details.

Some of this information is obtained through a supported onboard computer (OBC) (OBC) or engine data controller (EDC) connected to the vehicle's electronic control unitAlso known as an engine control module, this device controls engine performance by monitoring data reported by myriad built-in sensors. This data is interpreted by the ECU and then relayed to engine diagnostic hardware, such as an OBC or EDC. (ECUAlso known as an engine control module, this device controls engine performance by monitoring data reported by myriad built-in sensors. This data is interpreted by the ECU and then relayed to engine diagnostic hardware, such as an OBC or EDC.), whereas other details are generated through integrated third-party solutions.

The rollover may be changed by clicking the Edit Vehicle Rollover button and then interacting with the pop-up dialog.

When tracking employee jobA project that orders and tickets are grouped under. statuses from the Dispatch View screen, clicking on the employee number displays a rollover with any attributes being tracked. This most commonly includes details like their name, job role or type, and assigned equipment.

The rollover may be changed by clicking the Edit Employee Rollover button and then interacting with the pop-up dialog.

When a hotspot is set up from the Hotspots & Regions screen, the rollover displays details relevant to the hotspot's type. By default, the Edit Hotspot Rollover dialog window will display enter and exit statuses, radius, and hotspot types.

The rollover may be changed by clicking the Edit Hotspot Rollover button and then interacting with the pop-up dialog.

Altering rollover buttons for equipment allows you to specify what quick action buttons to display for easy access to items like reports regarding a vehicle's messageText messages exchanged between drivers and dispatchers using TrackIt. history or manual interactions like updating a status.

These rollover buttons may be changed by clicking Edit Buttons and then interacting with the pop-up dialog.

After saving, your changes will be viewable from the Equipment Map or Dispatch View screens by selecting a vehicle or equipment number.

The Dispatch View screen identifies and sorts employees based on the attribute selected here. By default, Employee Name (First Last) is the set attribute. You may also pick alternate formats for names or Employee #.

The Dispatch View screen identifies and sorts vehicles based on the attribute selected here. While Equipment # is the most common value used, you may also identify vehicles by Vehicle Description and Vehicle Interface #.

The Dispatch View screen and Equipment Map panel on the Equipment MapA map view that tracks the locations and statuses of individual equipment in a fleet. The dispatcher's equivalent to a "bird's-eye view." identify vehicles based on the attribute selected here. While Equipment # is the most common value used, you may also identify vehicles by Vehicle Description and Vehicle Interface #.

To facilitate the automatic generation of hotspot names for status and 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. hotspots, the Edit Customized Hotspot Names dialog window sets the naming standard according to ticket data, dispatch data, or default data.

If you deselect Use System Default, TrackIt will check for values first in the Ticket # field, followed by Dispatch and Default. If no custom values are found, then the default attributes are used.