GEOFENCING

GENERAL OVERVIEW

 

GeoFencing basically means that the Transics system alerts you when a certain vehicle enters / leaves a certain area around a geographical position, for instance a POI, a customer's or a supplier's site. You can create this GeoFencing object yourself in the module Settings > Management> GeoFencing or starting from the map.

 

There are several types of GeoFencing:

 

Standard GeoFencing: The driver and / or the home base get a warning when the vehicle enters / leaves an area.

 

Scheduled Time of arrival (STA):  The driver and / or the home base get a warning when the vehicle has not arrived in this area by a certain time.

 

Restrictive GeoFencing:  The driver and / or the home base get a warning when a specific activity in a certain area takes too long.

 

Enforce driver logout: As from TX-CONNECT version 11.25, a new type of GeoFencing is available: Enforce driver logout. This setting allows drivers to be logged out automatically in case the vehicle remains inactive (engine not running) for a specific amount of time at a specific location (only available on TX-SKY-only environment - not active by default).

 

Safe zone departure: As from TX-CONNECT version 11.41, a new type of GeoFencing is available: Safe zone departure. This setting allows drivers to be logged out automatically in case the vehicle remains inactive (engine not running) for a specific amount of time at a specific location (only available on TX-SKY-only environment - not active by default).

 

As from TX-CONNECT v11.37, you can also create polygon GeoFencing objects, next to the normal circular GeoFencing objects. This type of GeoFencing can have any shape and is created by setting up different map points (only available on TX-SKY-only environment - not active by default).

 

The GeoFencing settings screen is divided into 3 zones:

 

 

 

At the bottom of the page you will find the buttons New, Save, Reset.

 

FOLLOW-UP

 

On the map, a GeoFencing object is visualised as a circle around a company POI or an address, i.e. a GeoZone. Initially the circle is coloured grey. Depending on the settings in the "Warning" tab page, the colour of the GeoZone can be either green when an event labelled as positive takes place or red when an event labelled as negative takes place.

 

Note that when a GeoFencing alarm is answered, it will be set to treated. This also means that the status on the map will be updated (grey circle instead of red or green).

 

 

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