Reports

Fuel Level ECU

Get a historic look at how the ECU Monitor reported the fuel level from either the analog level (from the gray and blue cables) or the percentage value read from the onboard computer.

If the fuel is measured using the percentage there’s an extra column in the Details that shows an approximate fuel consumed per trip.

Note that the Fuel Tank size is a parameter that can be saved on the vehicle’s information in the Organization module.

Fuel Level Technoton

Get a historic look at how the Technoton Fuel Level Rod sensor reported the fuel level.

In the details of this report you’ll also get an estimated fuel consumed and efficiency per trip.

Mobileye

Mobileye is a camera that can alert you if you are swaying too close to the side of the lines marked on the road, and even let you know when you are too close to the vehicle in front of you.

With this report you get a look at how many departure warnings or Headway warnings your vehicle generated over any period of time.

Schedule this report to get an idea if your drivers are improving on a weekly/monthly basis.

Satcom

The Satcom report shows you the places where your device reports when there’s no  network/cellular coverage, it requires a special accessory that’ allows communication with satellites for communication instead of cell phone towers.

24hr Detailed

See a detailed location report of where your vehicle has been in the last 24 hours.  Schedule this report to generate daily and be sent to your email.

Events in Zones

See the special events that generate in a particular geofence or zone.  This is useful for knowing where your inputs or outputs activated inside a region.  Or in which zone your speeding events occur more often

This report requires that you have a geofence already defined in the system.  It asks you to filter by the name of the event that generated. Events are any action that the vehicle reports, such as excessive idling, speeding, ignition turned ON/OFF, etc.

 Fence Trip Analysis

Given a base and many destination fences, see if your drivers are arriving at their scheduled drop off locations, and how long they spend there.

The usual setup of this report requires that you define a single base, and many destination fences, you can also select collections or groups of fences as destination.

For example you could select your fleet and have the base fence be “Central Warehouse”, and the collection be called “Floral Shops”, inside of Floral Shops there’s several stores or geofences for the different shops.  The report would tell you at what time the vehicle left the Central Warehouse, if it visited any floral shops at what time, and how long the driver spent in each floral shop.

Trips

The trips report provides you a general overview of the places where your vehicle traveled from and to. Depending on how your trips are configured you will notice that some stops are actually the vehicle idling.

This report gives you information such as:

• Trip duration
• Total time with engine On / Off
• Total time while idling – idling is when the vehicle is left with the ignition ON without moving, this time starts counting after 3 minutes of detecting this condition.
• Total time while speeding – the speed threshold is defined in the configuration parameters of the device, this time starts counting the second it goes above that speed limit.
• Estimated fuel consumed – the amount of fuel consumed is estimated based on the efficiency parameter that is written in the vehicle’s description.
• Real fuel consumed – the amount of fuel consumed per trip is based on the Engine Control Unit accessory that’s connected directly to the onboard computer of the vehicle

 Vehicle and Driver Activity

This report gives you a breakdown of the activity performed by both your vehicle’s and drivers.  It provides you with a summary of the trips each driver performed, and how their metrics compare, including: Durations, Max values, & Incidences.

Incidences are calculated as the number of times:

• Speeding – the vehicle spends 10 seconds continuously over the speed limit. (Note that there’s only a single speed limit threshold established for this incidences amount)
• Idling – the vehicle spends more than 10 minutes with the engine ON and the vehicle has not moved.
• OverRPM – the vehicle spends more than 10 seconds continuously over the RPM threshold.
• Braking – the vehicle brakes aggressively (~-0.6g)
• Acceleration – the vehicle accelerates aggressively (~+0.6g)

There are many ways to identify yourself as a driver, such as:

• iButton
• RFID
• Taurus App
• Bluetooth tag

Contact an administrator to figure out the best and most effective way for your drivers.

 Visits (Permanence)

The visits report tells you where you’ve been and for how long. It looks at the locations or geofences you’ve defined in order to make a report of the places you’ve visited.

Daily Counters

Analyze the daily metrics for your entire fleet quickly, including the distance driven, time spent driving, idling, and speeding.  If you have an ECU monitor you’ll be able to see how much fuel you consumed and wasted idling.

 Distance/Time – Fuel Cost Estimator

This report gives you an estimated fuel consumption based on the distance driven or the amount of hours your engine’s running, this estimated cost is calculated from the fuel efficiency that is entered in the vehicle’s information in the Organization menu. Contact your administrator for help with this if you’re not able to see the estimated fuel consumption.

 Engine Stats

The engine stats report takes a look at the important parameters that your truck reports, it requires an ECU accessory, but with it you’ll be able to get information on the initial and final odometer values, as well as the total time with the ignition On and time spent idling.

 Engine Usage

The engine usage report gives you a quick rundown of the amount of time your fleet spent with the ignition ON and idling.  Idling is calculated after 3 minutes of the ignition ON without movement.

 Events Analysis

The event analysis report gives you the number of times an event generated for your fleet.  It can be used to find out how many times an input was activated, to know how many panic alerts fired for a given vehicle over a week, for example.

 Idling

The idling report gives you an overview into where your vehicles spent the most time idling and for how long. It can be scheduled to be sent automatically to your email address on a weekly basis.

 Speeding

The fleet schedule maintenance report gives you the ability to setup your own maintenances for your vehicles and how often they’re supposed to be done. This report works best when you schedule it, giving you the ability to receive a report on a monthly basis that tells you how many miles left till your next scheduled maintenance.  Please note that this report works based off of the odometer and hour meter that you enter in the Vehicle Counters section.

 Fleet Sky-View

The Fleet Sky View takes any geofence you give it and tells you if vehicles are currently in or outside of it.  If you schedule this report you can receive a report at 8AM every day to know which one of your vehicles are in the geofence and which ones are not.

Taurus Check In

The Taurus check-in report extends the functionality of the Taurus tracking app for your phone, and tells you all the places that you checked into, as well as the pictures captured in these places.