FEATURES / FROM LOCATION TO OPERATIONS
Follow your fleet, understand its activity and manage your tracking business from one platform. Explore the tools for daily operations, customer services and connected vehicle data, with your brand across web and mobile.
See what is happening now, then put it in context with the record of each journey.
Locate vehicles and assets on a map and follow their reported movement. Bring location, speed, connection and vehicle-status information together so operators can understand the current situation.
Good to know: Available status fields and update frequency depend on the tracker, its configuration and connectivity.
Bring fleet activity and operational information into an overview. Use the dashboard to identify which vehicles or events need attention before moving into the details.
Keep key vehicle information close to hand with compact views of status and activity. Review the details relevant to an object without losing the wider fleet context.
Revisit recorded journeys to understand where a vehicle travelled and how its activity developed over time. Review movement and stops alongside the available tracking information.
Good to know: History reflects received data and the retention arrangement agreed for your service.
Give location data operational meaning by connecting it to the places, routes and exceptions your business cares about.
Mark depots, customer sites and other important locations on the map. Give your team a shared geographic reference when reviewing a vehicle or explaining an activity.
Define routes and review vehicle activity against the expected path. Use route-related events to help identify journeys that need a closer look.
Create geographic boundaries around operational areas. Review arrivals and departures through entry and exit events, whether the area is a depot, delivery site or another location that matters.
Set up event rules to draw attention to relevant changes in vehicle activity. Use email, SMS or push notifications to bring exceptions to the people who need to respond.
Good to know: Channels depend on the agreed configuration, app permissions and any required messaging service; delivery timing is not guaranteed.
Turn recorded activity into information your team can review, share and act on.
Review journeys, distance and activity for an individual vehicle or across your fleet. Use reports to answer operating questions and compare the records relevant to your work.
Good to know: Report fields depend on the data available from the devices and the configured report.
Take report information outside the daily tracking view for review and record-keeping. Export or deliver reports through the options configured for your service.
Good to know: Confirm required file formats, scheduling and delivery arrangements for your project.
Organise work around locations, priorities and timing. Keep assignments connected to the operation they support, so the team can review what needs to be done and the relevant context.
Keep a record of driver or connected-asset identification changes alongside vehicle activity. Review who or what was associated with a vehicle during the recorded period.
Good to know: Automatic identification requires compatible readers, identifiers and supported device data.
Go beyond location when your hardware can provide the information. These capabilities require compatible devices, sensors and protocols.
Bring measurements such as temperature, voltage or other connected-sensor readings into the tracking workflow. Review changes in the context of the vehicle and its activity.
Good to know: The available measurements depend on installed sensors, device inputs and configuration.
Review fuel readings and changes alongside journeys and vehicle activity. Use the recorded information to investigate fuel-related patterns rather than relying on location alone.
Good to know: Requires a suitable fuel-data source and correct installation/calibration. No universal accuracy or savings claim is made.
Bring supported vehicle data into the platform through compatible onboard interfaces. View the available readings alongside GPS information for a more complete operating picture.
Good to know: Supported parameters vary by vehicle, tracker, interface and protocol.
Review fault information received from compatible diagnostic devices. Use recorded codes as a starting point for inspection and maintenance planning.
Good to know: Requires supported OBD/diagnostic hardware. A code is not a substitute for a qualified mechanical diagnosis.
Keep routine care and operational spending connected to the vehicles they belong to.
Organise service requirements and reminders so upcoming work is visible in the fleet workflow. Keep maintenance activity connected to the relevant vehicle rather than in a disconnected list.
Good to know: Available reminder inputs depend on configuration and the data supplied by the vehicle or tracker.
Record vehicle-related expenses and review costs alongside the operating record. Keep spending information organised for follow-up and internal review.
Connect the tracking workspace to supported field devices and communication workflows.
Send supported commands to compatible trackers from the platform. Keep device actions within authorised operating procedures and use the command set appropriate to the installed hardware.
Good to know: Commands depend on device/protocol support and permissions. Safety-critical actions require appropriate safeguards; not every device supports the same controls.
Review media supplied by compatible connected devices alongside the operational record. Use images or video to add context when investigating an activity or incident.
Good to know: Requires supported camera/media hardware and integration. Live streaming, file formats and storage arrangements must be confirmed separately.
Exchange messages through the supported mobile communication workflow. Keep operational questions connected to the team using the tracking service.
Good to know: Requires the relevant app configuration and connectivity; this is not an emergency communications service.
Run the customer-facing service under your identity while CodeStation AI retains control of the underlying platform.
Organise customer users and tracked objects through application-level controls. Assign appropriate access and keep the administration of your tracking service structured.
Good to know: Application permissions do not provide server access or ownership of the core software.
Manage the service plans, licences and object activation that support your tracking business. Keep the commercial administration of customer services connected to the platform.
Good to know: Payment collection, gateways, taxation and accounting integrations are separate scope decisions.
Connect approved external systems with platform information and supported actions through the API. Build integrations around the business process you need to support.
Good to know: Confirm endpoint coverage, permissions, limits and integration responsibilities for the proposed use.
Provide customers with web and mobile experiences carrying your business identity. Bring the service together across the screens your customers use.
Good to know: App distribution, feature availability by client and store-account responsibilities are agreed for your project.
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