Features Geofencing

Arrivals and departures, logged automatically.

A geofence around every stop records when the vehicle arrives and leaves. Service times become real data instead of driver memory.

What gets logged, automatically.

Arrival and departure events fire from position, with no driver interaction.

Time-at-stop and time-driving separate cleanly, per stop and per route.

Depots and large sites get their own fences for yard-time visibility.

Real service times feed back into tracking estimates and future plans.

Planning learns from measured stop durations instead of guesses.

See it against your own data first.

Does geofencing drain the driver’s battery?

The app uses the same location stream as tracking; geofence evaluation adds no meaningful battery cost.

How large are the geofences?

Radius is configurable per stop type, so a house and a distribution centre each get a sensible fence.

What can trigger from a geofence event?

Arrival and departure timestamps on the stop, plus customer notifications such as "your delivery is arriving".