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Platform · Zones and alerts

The system warns you with nobody watching the screen

Nobody can spend the day staring at a map. What actually sells is the system speaking up on its own: when the vehicle arrived, when it left somewhere it should not have, when it is speeding, or when it has been parked for two hours with no reason.

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11
alert types running on the platform
1.9 M
alerts generated to date
On its own
nobody watching the screen

The alerts that are genuinely running

Entered or left a place

Your client draws the warehouse, the site or the house on the map. The system warns every time a vehicle enters or leaves.

Went over the speed limit

The most used alert on the whole platform. Set the limit and the alert arrives with the exact speed and location.

Engine started or stopped

Useful to know if a vehicle was moved outside working hours or on a weekend.

Parked too long

The vehicle has been stopped longer than it should. Widely used to control waiting time at customers.

Started moving

Useful at night: if the vehicle should be still and it moved, someone is moving it.

Panic button and silent devices

The driver can call for help with a button, and the system also warns if a device stops communicating.

Said the way you say it to your client

Exact words you can use on the visit. No jargon.

“You do not have to watch the map. Draw the warehouse once and the system tells you every time a vehicle arrives or leaves.”
“How many times have you been told the truck arrived at 8 when it arrived at 10? Here the alert comes at the real time, and it is on record.”
“If your vehicle moves at 3 a.m. on a Sunday, you find out right then, not on Monday.”

Who alerts change the day for

You resell under your own brand. This is who it works for, and with what argument.

Warehouses and distribution centres

They need the exact arrival and departure time of each vehicle without calling anyone.

Construction sites and machinery

The equipment must be on site and nowhere else. The leave-zone alert solves it.

Anyone afraid of theft

Movement outside hours and a panic button. It is the argument that closes fastest.

Fixed-route transport

If the vehicle leaves the authorised corridor, somebody knows immediately.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a zone or geofence?

An area drawn on the map used to warn when a vehicle enters or leaves it. It blocks nothing: it detects the crossing and records it.

Is drawing the zone enough for it to warn me?

No, and this is the commonest mistake. The zone is only the area; then you have to create the alert that watches it and decide which channel the warning arrives on.

How do the alerts arrive?

You choose: in the platform, by email, to the phone or by WhatsApp. An alert that only appears inside the platform is useless if nobody has it open.

How many alerts should a client have switched on?

Two or three at first. With ten their phone rings all day and they end up silencing every one, including the one that mattered.

Alerts are what keeps the client from cancelling

A map gets looked at the first week. An alert that arrives on time is appreciated every month.

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