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User Guides.

Quick Start – Getting Started

by | | Quick Start, 1 - Getting Started, IoTplot Support

IoTplot is a cloud based platform for fleet management and IoT. The system allows end users to monitor vehicles, equipment, people, sensors, and other units. To read the full version of the IoTplot User Guide, start here. Connect your hardware Your IoTplot tracking...

Quick Start – User Settings

by | | Quick Start, IoTplot Support, 3 - User Settings

This dialog allows you to customize the settings of the IoTplot portal and make your work as comfortable as possible. Click on the username (1) in the top panel. Select User settings (2). Make the required changes (3). Click ОК (4). On the General settings tab,...

Online Notifications

by | | IoTplot Support, Online Notifications, Notification Actions, Notifications

Online notifications are one of the available ways to inform users about the activity of the fleet. Only the users who are authorized in the system at the moment when a notification is triggered can receive the online notification. Online notifications are not stored...

Other Items on Map

by | | IoTplot Support, General Settings, Other Items on Map, User Settings

In this section, you can configure the way route check points and geofences are displayed on the map. The following settings are available: Setting Description Display names of routes’ check points on map If this option is enabled, route checkpoints are...

Rides

by | | IoTplot Support, Rides, Routes

A ride is the movement of a unit along the route according to the schedule. Thus, a ride consists of a route, the schedule and the assigned unit. The typical order of creation of these objects is: Create the route with required stops/waypoints Add a schedule/s Create...

Schedules

by | | IoTplot Support, Schedules, Routes

The schedule indicates the time of passing the check points of the route. You can create unlimited schedules for a route. At the same time, different schedules may be used on different days, months, etc. A route must be created before adding a schedule. To create a...

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