Geofencing – control of places and zones
Mark depots, work sites and customers on the map and get notified when vehicles arrive, leave – or are not where they should be.
What is a geofence?
A geofence is an area you draw on the map, such as a depot, a work site or a customer. When a vehicle crosses the boundary or is inside the area, it is registered – and you can be notified automatically.
It gives you control of presence at work sites and customers, and a signal when a vehicle is not where it should be. See how it works step by step in the Help Center: Create a geofence.
Common uses
- Depots and parking areas
- Construction sites and projects
- Customers and service locations
- Areas where vehicles should not be
Geofencing in Vialumina FLEET
Places, alerts and reports in the same system as the rest of the fleet.
Draw on the map
Mark the area with the drawing tool and give it a name and type.
Arrivals and departures
See when vehicles enter or leave an area.
Missing from a place
Get a signal when a vehicle is not where it should be.
Alerts
Rule-based alerts for geofence events, via portal, email or push.
Live map
See the whole fleet and your zones on the same map.
Reports
Data for presence, follow-up and customer invoicing.
Frequently asked questions
How many geofences can we create?
You can create the zones you need and give them different types, such as depot, customer or work site.
Is geofencing included in GO?
No, geofencing is part of Vialumina FLEET. See the GO vs FLEET comparison.
Can geofencing be used for private trips?
Private trips are shown without location, so geofencing is used for company vehicles and business trips.