When controlling a fleet of vehicles and mobile employees, operators and supervisors receive many types of notifications. Our GPS tracking system notifies managers about deviations from the route, fuel drains, unauthorized car door open/close, etc. These specific, customizable alerts allow supervisors to stay informed of fleet operations and react to any changes immediately.
But how can you, as a manager, make sure you never miss an important event? At Navixy, we have the answer! With the help of the new Emergency Notifications feature, supervisors will always stay in the loop of the most important events. Let's see how it works.
What can Emergency Notifications be used for?
For each company, there are events that require special attention: cargo or vehicle thefts attempts, traffic accidents, employees' reckless behavior, etc. In order not to miss an urgent or time-sensitive situation, a manager simply selects the needed notification and marks it as an emergency one:
- Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS);
- Fall detection;
- Route deviations;
- Aggressive driving;
- Unauthorized door closing/opening;
- Geofence entrance/exit;
- Fuel level change;
- SOS button pressing;
- Car crash;
- Driver change;
- Case intrusion;
- Padlock tampering;
- Temperature regime change;
- etc.
How does it work?
Emergency Notifications have been designed to attract more users' attention. Such notifications are:
- Highlighted by bright orange color.
- Accompanied by a recurring audio signal. Sound volume can be set to the max. This way, a supervisor will react fast to any force-major situation even if he/she is currently not looking at a computer.
- Disabled by a click. A sound signal can ONLY be disabled if a manager clicks on the notification message.
To sum up, the new Emergency Notifications feature is a great tool for helping operators and supervisors react faster to the most urgent situations, as well as develop a more effective control over fleet operations, cargo security, and mobile employees safety.
If you still have any questions regarding the new feature, please, contact us on [email protected]. If you found this article interesting, you may also enjoy our post on setting up specific distance alerts for increased safety.
