Alerts are a great tool for monitoring your Asset ecosystem, and there is an option to turn on Alert Acknowledgement. Scott walks us through what the Acknowledgement process looks like. ...
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Scott walks us through the process of adding custom WMS feeds to enhance users' ability to interact with their ecosystem by viewing it with external data overlaid on the map interface. ...
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In the spring of 2019, I wrote a case study on how monitoring chipper data and harvesting forest fuel could reduce forest fires. Little did I know during the next 18 months the world would see catastrophic fires across the globe. In August of 2019 the Amazon was seeing over 1000 fires a day. By January of 2020, over 46 million acres had burnt across all Australian states and territories leaving countless homeless including millions of animals....
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Scott shows us how to export Asset Activity Reports as KML files to be used with other products like Google Earth, or to be used in the portal in the future if an Asset is ever removed. ...
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Reports help managers generate summary logs for offline use, and Scott demonstrates the ease of creation and export options available to users. ...
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Scott walks us through Activity Reports, which can be customized to show the data that you need to analyze across your entire ecosystem. ...
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Scott shows us one of the cool features of Shared Views- the ability to engage with Assets through two-way messaging. Try it with our Let's Go Micro Shared View to send us a message! ...
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Let’s Go Micro is Live! Click Here to View Click Here to Follow Over the past few months, we have been planning and posting about a content series called Let’s Go Micro. It’s a pleasure to announce that we have finally launched the series, which will be following our Product Manager, Justin, our Social Media Manager, Sarah, and our Adventure Dog, Osito on a tour throughout the United States and Canada for the duration of 2020. This is our...
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Scott shows us how to take advantage of the Trip data available on Interpoint Summaries so users can save time by quickly accessing specific data for a Trip segment directly from the portal instead of running a report. ...
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Feature Overview Places are, as the name implies, specific points on the map that have been saved to the user’s account in order to be accessed, referenced, visible, and/or utilized in combination with or by other features. Places can be actual places of interest, locations of significance, offices, homes, customer addresses, or even just reported positions that needed to be saved (for example: the exact location, date , and time where an...
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