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How do I work with Movement in Asset home?
How do I work with Movement in Asset home?

Knowing the location of an asset at a particular point in time is important when checking up on routes, arrival times, or potential theft.

Updated over a week ago

Log into Trackunit Manager

  1. Go to the Fleet app and select the asset you are interested in

  2. Select Movement on the left side menu

From here you can:

  • Uncover an assets's whereabouts

  • Optimize an assets's movement by looking up the trips it took

  • Get the full picture of what happened when a machine broke down

Uncover an assets's whereabouts

  1. Select Geolocations from the dropdown menu

  2. Select the date or date range that you are interested in

This will give you a list of geolocations of the asset received at a particular point in time along with the registered address, longitude, latitude, and the dot on the map.

Traceback the whereabouts of the machine, and its location on the map, to get an understanding of what that asset was doing throughout the day - was it in the job site it was supposed to be in, or, in case of theft, where was it last seen.



Optimize a asset's movement by looking up the trips it took

  1. Select Trips from the dropdown menu

  2. Select the date or date range that you are interested in

💡 Tip: Expand each trip for more detailed locations by clicking on the expansion arrow in front of the trip

This will show you a list of trips the asset took in the date range you selected. See the max speed of the trip, along side with total driving distance and duration of the trip. Each trip can be expanded to show all geolocation coordinates received during the trip.

You can see the route the driver took from A to B, checking whether they passed the check points they were supposed to, delivered the goods, and how much time they spent on the different locations.

The definition of a trip is when a machine is moving above a certain speed threshold with the ignition on. The purpose is to capture long range movement, rather than a workday of an asset on a job site.

Note: currently Trips are only available for Trackunit equipped assets.



Get the full picture of what happened when a machine broke down

  1. Select Geolocations from the dropdown menu

  2. Select the date or date range that you are interested in

  3. Find the hour interval in the list and click Show Insights

This will take you to Insights which is zoomed in on the hour interval you have chosen (30min before and after).


You can select other parameters to compare and link machine health readings with a location and time to get a full understanding of what happened to that machine on that particular location and point in time. Environmental surroundings can help you understand machine breakage, or question an operators actions in a given moment and place in time.


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