Telematics Snapshot – Telematics Connection Data Page And Analytics Summary

Route4Me’s Telematics Snapshot is an easy-to-use analytics tool that provides a summarized and detailed overview of any Telematics Vendor Integration on your account. It enables you to instantly see key metrics and Telematics Vehicle details by bringing related information and KPIs together in one place. A Telematics Snapshot provides a Route4Me Telematics Connection data summary and overview, including in-depth synchronized Vehicle data, last sync timestamps, and more. You can use Snapshots to seamlessly track fleet performance, analyze data more effectively, and make informed decisions, helping you meet and exceed customer expectations.

Telematics Snapshot is an easy-to-use analytics tool that provides a summarized and detailed overview of any Route4Me telematics integration.

 

 

Open Telematics Snapshot – Telematics Data And Analytics Overview

To open the Telematics Snapshot of any Telematics Connection, go to “Account” and then “Account Settings” from the Navigation Menu. Then, click “Telematics Integrations” under “Integrations” and click the “Open Connection” button.

Open Your Telematics Connections

Open the Telematics Snapshot from your Account Settings.

 

Accordingly, Route4Me’s fleet management software will open the corresponding Telematics Snapshot. From here, you can also access the Telematics Connection Editor by clicking the “Edit Telematics Connection” button. NOTE: Telematics Snapshots open the “Vehicles” tab by default when you have both vehicles and Customer Locations synced.

You can edit Telematics Connections directly from the Telematics Snapshot. Just click the 'Edit Telematics Connection' button.

 

Telematics Details Summary – Telematics Information Panel

On the left, you can find the Telematics Connection Summary. You can see the vendor name, vehicle position refresh rate, the percentage of synced vehicles and customer data, and timestamps for the last data synchronization.

In the Telematics Connection Summary you can see the vendor name, vehicle position refresh rate, the percentage of synced vehicles and customer data, and timestamps for the last data synchronization.

 

Telematics Snapshot Categories – Analytics Overview Data Tabs

The Telematics Snapshot is divided in two primary categories. By default, the “Vehicles” tab is open when you access a Telematics Snapshot to give you a detailed look at your synchronized GPS fleet vehicles. Additionally, if you have a Geotab Integration or Samsara Integration on your Route4Me account, you automatically synchronize Customer Locations data. To view synced customer data, simply click the “Customer Locations” tab.

Regardless of whether you’re looking at “Vehicles” or “Customer Locations“, you can use filters, grouping options, and custom columns to see the telematics data relevant to your needs. Keep reading to learn how to customize your Telematics Snapshots.

The Telematics Snapshot has different tabs corresponding to the type of associated data. By default, the Vehicles tab is open when you access a Telematics Snapshot.

 

Filter And Group Vehicles And Customer Locations

Like with every Route4Me data interface, you can filter the Telematics Snapshot to show only the data relevant to your needs or unique use case. To do so, simply click the “Filters” button and enable your preferred filtering options, or use the “Search” field to find specific data entries by inputting any of their associated information.

The table below shows all currently-available filter options for the “Vehicles” and “Customer Locations” tabs.

Filter the Telematics Snapshot by your preferred filter settings.

FiltersDescription
Vehicles
Default UserUser who is associated with a vehicle by default.
Model YearYear the vehicle’s design or version was manufactured.
ModelSpecific model of the vehicle.
CountryNation where the vehicle is registered.
MakeBrand or manufacturer of the vehicle.
StateState where the vehicle is registered.
StatusIndicates if the vehicle is “Active, able to be managed and assigned; “Pending”, imported and requiring activation; or “Archived, deactivated but able to be restored.
OperationalIndicate if the vehicle is currently operational and available for use.
AttributesFeatures of the vehicle used for Driver Skills and Vehicle Attributes route planning. This ensures field employees and vehicles with specific capabilities are assigned to destinations with the corresponding requirements.
ProfileVehicle’s dimensions and usage settings, as well as any specialized regulations or restrictions associated with the vehicle.
Capacity ProfileVehicle’s maximum load capacity profile in weight, volume, number of pieces, etc.
Customer Locations
Address VisibilitySpecify whether “Routed“, “Unrouted“, or both types of addresses should be shown in the Telematics Snapshot “Customer Locations” tab.
Assigned ToName of the team member the address is assigned to. When you assign an address to a team member, this address becomes available on that member’s Route4Me account. They can use the address for planning routes, edit the address, etc.
Customer NameName of the person or entity associated with the location.
No. of RoutesNumber of times the address has been inserted into a route.
No. of VisitsNumber of times the address was marked as “Visited via the Mobile Route Planner App.

 

Similarly, you can also group vehicles and Customer Locations by their attributes. To do so, click the “Group by” button, and select an attribute from the menu. The data table will then be split into categories corresponding to your selected grouping option.

You can find all currently-available grouping options for vehicles and Customer Locations in the table below.

Group byDescription
Vehicles
StatusIndicates if the vehicle is “Active, able to be managed and assigned; “Pending”, imported and requiring activation; or “Archived, deactivated but able to be restored.
Default UserUser who is associated with a vehicle by default.
MakeBrand or manufacturer of the vehicle.
ModelSpecific model of the vehicle.
Model YearYear the vehicle’s design or version was manufactured.
StateState where the vehicle is registered.
CountryNation where the vehicle is registered.
FacilitiesFacilities associated with specific vehicles, ensuring that all routes are optimized for proximity to key locations such as warehouses, distribution centers, services hubs, and more.
AttributesFeatures of the vehicle used for Driver Skills and Vehicle Attributes route planning. This ensures field employees and vehicles with specific capabilities are assigned to destinations with the corresponding requirements.
ProfileVehicle’s dimensions and usage settings, as well as any specialized regulations or restrictions associated with the vehicle.
Capacity ProfileVehicle’s maximum load capacity profile in weight, volume, number of pieces, etc.
Customer Locations
Customer NameThe name of the person or entity associated with the location.

 

Customize Snapshot Columns – Enable Telematics Vehicle And Customer Location Data Columns

To ensure you can easily find and sort the data relevant to your needs, you can customize the displayed data columns on your snapshot page. Simply click the “Display Columns” button, check the boxes next to the columns you want to enable, and click “Apply“. Additionally, you can re-order data columns by dragging their names.

You can find all currently-available data columns for “Vehicles” and “Customer Locations” in the table below.

ColumnsDescription
Vehicles
AliasAssign a unique name to the vehicle, making it easy to identify and locate within your fleet when assigning it to routes.
MakeBrand or manufacturer of the vehicle.
Model YearYear the vehicle’s design or version was manufactured.
PlateVehicle’s unique license plate number, issued for identification.
CountryNation where the vehicle is registered.
StateState where the vehicle is registered.
Year PurchasedYear the vehicle was bought.
VINVehicle Identification Number, a unique code used to identify the vehicle.
Max HeightMaximum height of the vehicle.
Max WidthMaximum width of the vehicle.
Trailer/Straight LengthTotal length of the vehicle or trailer.
Total WeightVehicle’s total weight.
Max Weight per Axle GroupMaximum weight that can be carried by each axle group of the vehicle.
Vehicle ProfileVehicle’s dimensions and usage settings, as well as any specialized regulations or restrictions associated with the vehicle.
Capacity ProfileVehicle’s maximum load capacity profile in weight, volume, number of pieces, etc.
Is OperationalIndicate if the vehicle is currently operational and available for use.
FacilitiesFacilities associated with specific vehicles, ensuring that all routes are optimized for proximity to key locations such as warehouses, distribution centers, services hubs, and more.
AttributesFeatures of the vehicle used for Driver Skills and Vehicle Attributes route planning. This ensures field employees and vehicles with specific capabilities are assigned to destinations with the corresponding requirements.
Default UserUser who is associated with a vehicle by default.
Fuel TypeVehicle’s fuel type (e.g., gasoline, diesel, electric, hybrid), which can be factored into cost and consumption calculations.
Fuel Consumption CityVehicle’s fuel efficiency for city driving.
Fuel Consumption HighwayVehicle’s city fuel efficiency for highway driving.
StatusIndicates if the vehicle is “Active, able to be managed and assigned; “Pending”, imported and requiring activation; or “Archived, deactivated but able to be restored.
Customer Locations
Customer NameThe name of the person or entity associated with the Customer Location.
AddressA specific location used for routing, which may be geocoded into latitude and longitude coordinates.
Location AliasCustom alias or name that can be used when searching for the Customer Location.
First NameFirst name of the customer or point of contact associated with the address.
Last NameLast name of the customer or point of contact associated with the address.
PhonePhone number of the customer or point of contact associated with the address.
E-mailE-mail address of the customer or point of contact associated with the address.
GroupCustom Group ID you have created and assigned to the address.
Assigned ToName of the team member the address is assigned to. When you assign an address to a team member, this address becomes available on that member’s Route4Me account. They can use the address for planning routes, edit the address, etc.
No. of RoutesNumber of times the address has been inserted into a route.
No. of VisitsNumber of times the address was marked as “Visited via the Mobile Route Planner App.
Last Known VisitAutomatically generated timestamp of the last instance when the address was marked as “Visited via the Mobile Route Planner App.
Last Known RouteAutomatically generated timestamp of the last instance when the address was used for planning a new route or inserted into a planned route.

 

 

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