Telematics Route Snapshot – Routes From Connected Telematics Systems

Route4Me’s Telematics Route Snapshot provides an overview of routes planned in your connected telematics system. These vendor routes are imported as drafts, allowing you to review locations, sequence, and timing details before creating a route in Route4Me. You can then use these routes for recurring route planning or dynamic route planning, with the flexibility to either preserve the original plan or optimize it for improved efficiency.

Telematics Route Snapshots show planned vendor routes as drafts, allowing you to review details and turn them into optimized or reusable routes.

 

 

Access Telematics Route Snapshot – View Route Data And Connection Details

You first need to access a Telematics Route Snapshot. Select “Settings” > “Organization Settings” from the Navigation Menu.  From the Organization Settings Page, click “Connections” to view your list of Telematics Connections.

Find the desired connection and click “Open” to access its Telematics Snapshot.

Open Your Telematics Connections

You can quickly open any Telematics Route Snapshot to view detailed route data and analytics in one place.

 

From the Snapshot’s “Routes” tab, click the “Open” button next to a route to access its Telematics Route Snapshot.

From the Telematics Snapshot

 

One the Snapshot is opened, you’ll see a detailed interface designed to help you review and manage all Telematics Route data:

  1. Telematics Route Summary: An overview of key details including the route’s scheduled start and end times, time zone, and more.
  2. Destinations Data Tabs: Explore the route’s destination data which you can filter as needed.
  3. Import Route Controls: Click the button to import the route as a Master Route or as a Dynamic Route.

From the Telematics Snapshot

 

Telematics Route Data Overview – Detailed Snapshot Information Panel

The Telematics Route Summary Panel on the left provides an overview of the selected route. From this panel you can:

  1. Click the Frame Icon to enlarge the map view.
  2. Hover over a route destination on the map to view its details.
  3. Review key route details as reported by your telematics vendor: scheduled start and end times, time zone, Connection name, and Vendor name.

The Summary Panel provides key route details at a glance, including its scheduled start and end times and time zone.

 

Telematics Route Snapshot Data – Detailed Route Information

The Destinations tab displays a table with detailed route information. See the table below for a full list of available data fields.

From this tab you can:

  1. Use the Search field to quickly find a specific destination.
  2. Apply date and time filters to narrow results based on your selected criteria.

The Snapshot Data section offers a customizable table of route details, letting you search and filter destinations for easy analysis.

DataDescription
NameDisplays the name of the destination or associated customer.
NotesShows any notes or special instructions added to the destination.
Scheduled Arrival TimeIndicates the planned arrival time at the destination.
Scheduled Departure TimeIndicates the planned departure time from the destination.
Actual Arrival TimeShows the actual time the driver arrived at the destination.
Actual Departure TimeShows the actual time the driver departed from the destination.
CoordinatesDisplays the latitude and longitude of the destination location.
ConnectionIdentifies the associated Telematics Connection used for the route.
VendorDisplays the Telematics provider or vendor linked to the connection.

 

Route Import Options – Import As Master Route Or Dynamic Route

You can import routes directly from your connected telematics system. Imported routes reflect the original planning in your telematics platform, including the start location, all destinations, the visit sequence, and associated location details.

You can choose if you want to preserve the route exactly as planned or optimize it through Route4Me for improved efficiency. You can also choose how the route should be used in Route4Me, either as a Master Route or as a Dynamic Route.

NOTE: Vendor routes must be imported before you can use them in Route4Me.

Import Telematics Routes into Route4Me as either Master Routes or Dynamic Routes which you can keep as is or optimize for maximum efficiency.

 

If you import the route as a Master Route, it will automatically appear in your list of Recurring Routes. You can use it as is or adjust as needed to create a Recurring Route schedule. NOTE: Learn more about managing Master Routes.

Telematics Routes imported into Route4Me as Master Routes will appear in your Recurring Routes List and can be used to schedule ongoing, regular routes.

 

If you import the route as a Dynamic Route, it will automatically appear in your Routes List. You can plan the route as is or make adjustments and optimize the route as needed. NOTE: Learn more about managing Dynamic Routes.

Telematics Routes imported into Route4Me as Dynamic Routes appear in your routes list and can be used as is or optimized for maximum efficiency.

 

 

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About author: Daniel Archer

Daniel ArcherWith a background in pedagogy and writing instruction, Daniel is a former tenured English Instructor who, after nearly 20 years of teaching, transitioned into content strategy and leading writing teams for global brands. Now, as Technical Documentation Manager at Route4Me, he translates complex logistics technology into clear, accessible content that empowers users.

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