The Monitoring module shows every unit in the fleet on a live map. Operators use it to track vehicle status, view locations, inspect sensors and monitor geofences from a single screen.

Figure 3.1 — Monitoring module — live fleet map

3.1 Tracker List

  • All units are listed in the left panel with a live status indicator: green (online), red (offline), grey (not registered) and a P badge for parking.
  • Use the checkboxes to choose which units are shown on the map.
  • Use the search field, filter and grid view to find specific units quickly.
  • The Groups tab shows units organized into tracker groups.

3.2 Live Status Counters

The Settings panel on the right shows live fleet counters: Overspeed, Idling, Online, Parking and Inside Geofence.

3.3 Unit Details Panel

Click a unit’s information icon to open its details panel. The panel contains:

  • Header — unit name, IMEI, current motion state and live speed.
  • Tracker Info — odometer and engine hours.
  • Location — address, coordinates, direction, HDOP, satellite count, ignition and motion state, parking duration, device model, last tracker update, last GPS update, device status and protocol.
  • Geofences — the geofences the unit is currently inside.
  • Sensors — live sensor values such as Eco Score, Driver ID, Ignition, Board Power, Coolant Temperature, Odometer and Engine Hours.
  • Trailer, Bin, Passenger and Driver — the binders and driver assigned to or detected on the unit.
Figure 3.2 — Unit details panel with tracker info, location, geofence, sensor and binder data

3.4 Map Tools

  • Zoom, pan and locate controls on the left side of the map.
  • A Search anything box to find places and addresses.
  • Toggles at the bottom of the map for map layers, clustering, traffic, labels and the geofence overlay.

3.5 Typical Workflow

  1. Choose the units to show, using the checkboxes, search, filter or the Groups tab.
  2. Check the live counters in the Settings panel for a quick fleet overview.
  3. Open a unit’s information icon to review its location, sensors, geofences, binders and driver.
  4. Adjust the map with the map tools as needed.
  5. Send any commands assigned to the unit directly from this module (see Chapter 18).

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