Features of the Navi.Zone GPS monitoring program
GPS monitoring systems play an important role in the control and management of vehicles. They allow you to determine the location of vehicles in real time, track routes, monitor fuel consumption, and obtain other analytical information necessary for the efficient operation of a vehicle fleet.
Key features of GPS systems
Modern GPS solutions are equipped with a wide range of tools that help optimize logistics processes, increase safety, and improve control over resource use. Below are the main features of such systems.
Transport monitoring
The monitoring module is the central element of the GPS system. It provides the user with access to a list of vehicles with their current location displayed. The information is available both as a list and on an interactive map, allowing you to quickly monitor the movement of your fleet in real time.
This section displays up-to-date information on each connected vehicle, including:
- vehicle name and model;
- time of last communication;
- GPS and GSM signal status;
- current speed (0 km/h for stationary vehicles);
- location coordinates (latitude and longitude);
- time of last activity;
- parking status and idle time.
For convenience, each vehicle has a separate information card with visual icons that allow you to quickly assess its condition.
The “Add Device” function allows you to quickly connect a new GPS tracker to the system.
Tracks and travel history
The tracks section is designed to view the detailed history of vehicle movements for a selected period. All key events are recorded here: stops, parking, refueling, fuel drains, speeding, and other actions. This allows you to analyze driver behavior in detail and improve logistics efficiency.
The trip history shows the full picture of the car's movement for a specific day and includes:
- a map with the route, starting points, and stops marked;
- a handy date selection panel for quick viewing of trips for different days;
- daily summary: distance traveled and time on the road;
- a detailed list of events indicating the start time, stops, duration of stops, and number of kilometers traveled.
This feature is ideal for analyzing driving style, monitoring vehicle working hours, and checking routes for both business and personal purposes.
Users and access
The GPS system supports multiple users simultaneously. This allows you to configure access levels to program functions depending on the roles, job responsibilities, and accountability of employees.
Conclusion
GPS monitoring is an effective tool for transport management, route planning, and fleet performance analysis. Its use contributes to increased productivity, reduced costs, and improved overall safety.