User Guide
1. Home
1.1 Fleet Eco-Score for the Current Month (optional)
Eco-driving score for all vehicles in the fleet.
This score is displayed if your fleet has the eco-driving option enabled and if it has been activated in the general settings:
Settings / General Settings / Home page: display the fleet eco-score on the home page > yes
See eco-driving report: 3.4 Ecodriving reports
1.2 Your fleet
Vehicles can be filtered by entering the vehicle name, make, ID, etc. in the Filter vehicles field. It is also possible to select a group that has been created beforehand (see 4.3 Manage vehicles).
1.2.1 Vehicles moving
List of vehicles currently in motion.
This table may contain:
1.2.1.1 Vehicles
Lists all vehicles in the fleet that are currently moving, including:
- model
- license plate
- vehicle ID
1.2.1.2 Status
Displays data for vehicles in motion such as:
- how long the vehicle has been moving;
- the vehicle’s estimated total mileage (provided by satellite, which explains possible differences with the odometer reading, unless the vehicle is equipped with CAN bus);
- the unit battery level (depending on the vehicle type, e.g. trailer);
- beacons (identifier of a tool present in the vehicle);
- temperature (current temperature measured by the sensors installed in the vehicle);
- stationary status;
- driver identification, if variable;
- fuel level (optional);
- RPM (optional)
- PTO – Power Take-Off
1.2.1.3 Speed
Real-time vehicle speed, calculated by GPS.
1.2.1.4 Location
Displays the vehicle’s real-time location. If the vehicle is located within a previously saved geographical zone, the name of that zone will be displayed. By clicking on it, the zone can be edited. Otherwise, a pin-shaped icon will appear at the end of the address. By clicking on this pin, it is possible to create a geographical zone centered on the current position (see 4.6 Manage zones).
1.2.1.5 Actions
Daily report: all trips made by the vehicle during the last day on which the vehicle was driven (see 3.2.1 Daily report for a vehicle)
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Monthly report: all trips made by the vehicle during the current month (see 3.2.2 Summary report for a vehicle);
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Today’s trips: all trips displayed on a map;
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Track vehicle: real-time vehicle tracking on the map.
1.2.2 Stationary vehicles
List of vehicles currently stopped.
This table includes the same options as Vehicles in Motion (see 1.2.1 Vehicles moving).
1.2.3 Vehicles out of signal
List of vehicles currently outside the network or satellite coverage. If a vehicle remains out of coverage for an unusually long time, please report it to support@bizztrack.eu
2. Map
Allows you to view all vehicles in the fleet on an interactive map.
2.1 Left sidebar
At the top of the left sidebar, you will find 4 tabs:
2.1.1 Tracking
Lists all vehicles in your fleet, with the ability to search among them. Each vehicle is associated with a color code:
- Green: the vehicle is moving;
- Red: the vehicle is stopped;
- Black: the vehicle is stationary (ignition on);
- Orange: the vehicle is out of coverage
For each vehicle, a shortcut () is available to edit its information (see 4.3: Manage vehicles).
Clicking on a vehicle will center and zoom the map on it. A new panel will open on the right, displaying its history for the current day (see 2.3 Right sidebar).
Right-clicking on a vehicle opens a menu with the following options:
- History: trip history of this vehicle, by default for the current day. It is possible to change the vehicle or add additional vehicles (top dropdown). The date can also be modified;
- Report: opens a new window with the vehicle’s daily report (see 3.2.1 Daily report for a vehicle);
- View on Google Maps: opens a window to directly calculate a route from this position in Google Maps;
- Edit vehicle: allows you to directly modify the vehicle settings (see 4.3: Manage vehicles)
Below the list, vehicles can be filtered by:
- Group (see 4.3.3 Groups);
- Guest account (see 4.11 Manage guest accounts);
- Status.
2.1.2 History
Allows you to search for all trips of a vehicle based on selected dates and times. If the Hide vehicles option is checked, vehicles will be hidden on the map to improve readability.
By clicking on View history, all trips for the selected period will appear:
- As a list in the left panel;
- As paths on the map.
2.1.2.1 Trip List
Each trip is assigned a color, which is also used for its path on the map. Using the checkboxes, you can choose which trips to display or hide. The checkbox in the header (to the left of Trips) allows you to show/hide all trips at once.
2.1.2.2 Trips on the Map
Each trip is displayed on the map with a color matching the left panel. Each stop is represented by a numbered marker. Clicking on it provides more details about the trip. Each point along the route represents a GPS record. Hovering over a point displays the exact time and the recorded speed.
2.1.3 Search
Allows you to find vehicles located at or near a specific address by entering it in the designated field. It is also possible to search by zone, if it has been previously created (see 4.6 Manage zones).
2.1.4 Settings
Map display settings that can be adjusted according to user preferences.
2.2 Central map
In the top-left corner of the map, you can choose between Map view and Satellite view. In the bottom-right corner, you will find the Street View option: click on the orange figure, hold the mouse button, drag it to the desired street, and release.
On the map, vehicles are displayed using the same color code as in the left sidebar (see 2.1.1 Tracking). The arrow next to the vehicle name or icon indicates its direction of travel. When clicking on a vehicle the right sidebar opens with the daily history (see 2.3 Right sidebar) and an info window appears with the latest known data (last position date, speed, direction, status, etc) along with two actions:
- View on Google Maps: to estimate the remaining travel time
- Edit vehicle: to modify the vehicle settings (see 4.3 Manage vehicles)
2.3 Right sidebar
When clicking on a vehicle (from the map or the left sidebar), a right panel opens showing the history for the current day. You can modify the date range using the two fields at the top of the panel.
If the vehicle is equipped with a tachograph, a summary of the selected period is also displayed (work, driving, rest, availability).
Trips are displayed in a table with the following information:
- Start: time when the vehicle started;
- End: time when the vehicle stopped;
- Duration: duration of the trip;
- Distance: distance traveled;
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: shortcut to the starting position in the list of recorded positions;
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: link to display more details about the trip:
- start and end addresses appear below the trip data in the right panel;
- the route is displayed on the map (hovering over a point shows the time and the speed).
3. Reports
3.1 Stop Report
Allows you to generate a report of vehicle and/or driver stops within a selected zone and over a defined period.
This report lists, day by day, the total time spent in the selected zone by the chosen vehicle(s)/driver(s), including arrival and departure times.
These data can be exported in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats by selecting the desired format.
3.2 Vehicles Reports
3.2.1 Daily report for a vehicle
- By selecting a vehicle and a date (single day), a report is generated detailing all data for each trip made by the vehicle on that day.
- The timeline displays each trip and allows you to view locations where the vehicle was stationary (clicking on a black “stationary” segment opens a Google Maps window showing the exact stop location). It is also possible to view periods during which digital signals were active (beacon light, siren, etc.).
- The fuel or battery level graph shows consumption throughout the selected day, if the vehicle is equipped with CAN bus.
If temperature sensors are installed, the graph displays temperature evolution throughout the day. - Eco-performance: eco-driving score of the vehicle (if enabled – see 3.4 Ecodriving reports).
- Summary: overview of vehicle data for the selected day.
- View all logs: table containing all recorded data for the vehicle, with the ability to check positions on Google Maps. It is possible to select another vehicle or date.
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
3.2.2 Summary report for a vehicle
By selecting a vehicle and a period, a report is generated showing daily totals of trips over the selected period. By clicking the icon in the Actions column, you can access the detailed report for a specific day (see 3.2.1 Daily report for a vehicle).
You can quickly switch vehicles using the Select a vehicle dropdown.
- The timeline displays trips day by day, including stationary periods and digital signals.
- Eco-performance: eco-driving score over the selected period (see 3.4 Ecodriving reports).
- Summary: overview of vehicle data.
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
3.2.3 Vehicle detailed report
- By selecting a vehicle and a period, a report is generated showing all trips per day.
- Summary: overview of vehicle data.
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
3.3 Fleet Reports
3.3.1 Fleet daily report
- Report detailing the aggregated trip data of all vehicles for a selected day (default: current day). You can access the detailed vehicle report via the Actions column (see 3.2.1 Daily report for a vehicle).
Data can also be filtered by group and date. - The timeline shows all trips and stationary periods.
- Eco-performance: eco-driving score for the entire fleet (see 3.4 Ecodriving reports).
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
3.3.2 Fleet summary report
Report showing aggregated trip data for all vehicles in the fleet over a selected period. It is possible to generate this report by group using the dropdown menu.
By clicking Actions, the vehicle summary report opens (see 3.2.2 Summary report for a vehicle).
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
3.3.3 Vehicle detailted report
By selecting a date, a report is generated listing all trips of all vehicles for that day (default: current day).
It is possible to quickly switch to another date.
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
3.4 Ecodriving reports (optional)
3.4.1 Fleet report
Ranking of all fleet vehicles based on eco-score over a selected period (default: current month). Clicking on a vehicle opens its eco-performance report.
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
3.4.2 Vehicle report
Report showing the performance of a selected vehicle over a given period (default: current month).
3.4.2.1 Vehicle ecoscore
- Ecoscore bar showing the vehicle’s result
- Harsh behaviors: chart showing the number of behaviors impacting the eco-score
- Overspeedings: frequency of speeding events and maximum speed during the period
- Long idle periods: number of periods where the vehicle is stationary with the engine running
3.4.2.2 Vehicle history
Eco-score per day vs average eco-score over the selected period.
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
3.4.3 Driver report
Report showing the performance of a selected driver over a given period (default: current month).
3.5 Drivers reports
3.5.1 Daily report for a driver
- By selecting a driver and a date (default: current day), a report is generated detailing all trips and stop durations for that driver.
- The timeline displays each trip and stationary periods, as well as digital signals.
- Summary: overview of data for the selected period.
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
3.5.2 Summary report for a driver
- By selecting a driver and a period, a report is generated showing aggregated trip data. You can switch drivers using the dropdown menu.
- Timeline and summary are included.
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
3.5.3 Pointing report
If a time tracking device is installed (in a vehicle, on a site, or in an office), a time tracking report can be generated.
Select a device and a date range, then click View report. The report includes start and end work addresses and total worked time.
Time tracking is performed using a Dallas key.
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
3.5.4 Pointing report for the fleet
Select a date range to obtain a chronological list of all time tracking events.
The period can be quickly modified using the date selectors.
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
3.5.5 Attendance report
Select a driver (optional, default: all drivers) and a period to generate an attendance report. You can quickly change drivers or the period via the dropdown.
The report shows, day by day start and end of the workday (time and location) based on first check-in and last check-in or last trip where the driver was identified.
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
3.6 Alarms reports
3.6.1 Alarms daily report
Report listing all alarms for a vehicle or group on a selected day (see 4.7 Manage alarms).
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
3.6.2 Alarms summary report
Report listing all alarms for the entire fleet over a selected period (see 4.7 Manage alarms).
It is possible to refine the report by selecting a vehicle or group.
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
4. Settings
4.1 Profile management
Manage your data: fleet name, username, email address, password change, etc.
4.2 General settings
Set of parameters to configure in order to ensure accurate and reliable tracking of fleet vehicles.
4.2.1 Fleet logo
Customize the platform with your company logo.
Choose file: select/open a file.
The file must be an image (PNG, JPG, GIF) and must not exceed 4 MB.
4.2.2 Vehicles name
Choose how vehicles will be displayed across the platform:
- ID: only the vehicle identifier is displayed;
- ID (Make + Model): identifier with make and model in parentheses;
- ID (Matriculation): identifier with license plate in parentheses;
- Matriculation: only the license plate is displayed;
- Matriculation (ID): license plate with identifier in parentheses;
- Matriculation (Make + Model): license plate with make and model in parentheses;
- Make + Model (ID): make and model with identifier in parentheses;
- Make + Model (Matriculation): make and model with license plate in parentheses;
4.2.3 Map
List of options for trips and vehicles displayed on the map (see 2. Map):
- Gather vehicles by group in the left sidebar;
- Show the driver name;
- Map full screen by default;
- Hide path position points;
- Label each map marker by default with time stamp;
- By default, display addresses when selecting a vehicle on the map;
- Hide unselected vehicles on the map;
- Enable traffic info by default on the map.
4.2.4 Default marker
Selects the default icon used to represent vehicles on the map.
4.2.5 Fuel prices
Set the prices for diesel, petrol, LPG and electricity according to current values to calculate consumption costs in reports.
4.2.6 Alarms
Email addresses to which alerts will be sent. Multiple addresses can be entered, separated by a semicolon (;).
To receive alerts, notification permissions must be enabled. If previously denied, this can be changed via your browser settings (usually top-left near the address bar).
4.2.7 Report
- Trips: defines how trips are calculated (start/end based on ignition off or first/last detected movement).
- Costs: defines cost calculation unit (per km or per hour). This setting can also be configured per vehicle (see 4.3 Manage vehicles).
4.2.8 Homepage
- Homepage selection: defines how vehicles are displayed:
- as a list (vehicles, positions, statuses, etc.)
- or on a map
- Sorting: defines the display order (default, by identifier, by license plate).
4.2.9 Expense Management
Receive an email whenever a driver adds or updates an expense.
4.3 Manage vehicles
List of fleet vehicles. Clicking on a column header sorts the table accordingly.
Data can be exported in .XLSX format.
4.3.1 Vehicle Profile
From the vehicle list, clicking the edit icon () opens the vehicle profile with several tabs:
- Vehicle: summary of vehicle data. The Edit button allows modification of vehicle details (license plate, consumption, costs, group, etc.);
- Maintenance: manage maintenance, schedule or record completed maintenance (see 4.8 Manage maintenances);
- Spending: add or view vehicle expenses (see 4.9 Manage spending);
- Files: upload/view documents (registration certificate, insurance, etc.);
- Alarms: create alerts for the vehicle (see 4.7 Manage alarms)
4.3.2 Batch modifications
- select fields to modify;
- enter new values;
- select vehicles to apply changes to;
- click Modify at the bottom
4.3.3 Groups
On the right side, a list of vehicle groups is displayed. Click Add a group to create a new group (name + optional parent group).
Groups are assigned via the vehicle profile.
If a vehicle belongs to a subgroup and filtering is applied on the parent group, all vehicles in the subgroup will be displayed.
4.4 Manage drivers
List of drivers.
Available actions per driver:
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edit;
delete;
view files;
- access calendar (see 4.4.3 Calendar)
4.4.1 Add a driver
Click Add a driver at the top of the list and fill in the required fields.
If vehicles are equipped with driver identification, the Key code must be entered correctly using the value found on the chip. The code consists of 16 characters (0–9 and A–F). The first two characters are located at the top-left of the sequence, and the last two at the top-right. Example: B6000009E4E35B01
4.4.2 Driver profile
Accessed via the edit icon ():
- Driver: summary of driver details. The Edit button opens the same form as creation;
- Reminders: create/view reminders;
- Spending: manage driver-related expenses (with file/photo upload);
- Files: manage driver documents (license, ID, etc.).
4.4.3 Calendar
- filter by driver
- add events
- edit absence types
Clicking an event allows editing, deletion, or export to Google/Outlook calendars.
4.5 Manage Beacons (optional)
- To add a beacon, contact support: support@bizztrack.eu;
- Connected beacon: detected in or near a vehicle;
- Disconnected beacon: not detected;
- Beacon names can be edited via Actions.
4.6 Manage zones
- Add a zone: fill in required fields:
- zone name;
- category;
- address search;
drawing tools : circle or custom shape
Avoid making zones too small, otherwise vehicles may not be detected within them.
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Optional: zone coordinates.
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Import zones: via .CSV, per category;
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Create category: define a new category;
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Zones can be filtered by category.
4.7 Manage alarms
Alerts can be configured at three levels:
- fleet
- vehicle group
- individual vehicle
Click the Manage alerts icon () to view or add alerts.
4.7.1 Edit alarm
- Sending:
- Trigger every time: overrides default once-per-day behavior;
- Email address: overrides global email settings for this alarm
- Days of the week: limit activation days
- Fixed period: define alert validity period
Alarms can also be copied/transferred between vehicles.
4.7.2 Add an alarm
Configure parameters (zone, time, etc.) and click Add.
Notifications and/or email must be enabled to receive alarms (see 4.2.6 Alarms).
4.8 Manage maintenances
4.8.1 Plan a maintenance
Fill in fields to receive alerts for upcoming maintenance (inspection, servicing, tires, etc.).
At least one of the following must be set:
- date
- mileage
- usage time
If multiple thresholds are set, the first reached will trigger the alert.
Repeat option triggers recurring alerts.
Alerts are sent via email (see 4.2.6 Alarms).
4.8.2 Add a maintenance
Two options:
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via scheduled maintenance
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manually via Add a maintenance
Option to automatically create an expense entry.
4.8.3 Categories
Default categories:
- inspection
- maintenance
- tires
- other
Custom categories can be added.
4.9 Manage spending
Add and track expenses for vehicles or drivers. Fields include:
- vehicle
- amount
- date
- description
Filtering available (group, vehicle, driver, period).
Categories can be created.
Export available in .PDF, .XLSX and .CSV formats.
4.10 Scheduled reports
Receive reports by email at a defined frequency. Configure:
- report type (see 3. Reports)
- frequency
- format
- recipients
4.11 Manage guest accounts
Create a new platform access. Configure:
- user details
- expiration date
- accessible groups
- accessible vehicles
- permissions
If no vehicle or group is selected, access will be granted to all vehicles.