1. Vehicle Route History (Map View)

This screenshot displays the historical travel path of a monitored vehicle, visually confirming the journey taken between major cities. The map clearly outlines a long-distance route connecting Ahmedabad in the south to Jodhpur in the north, passing through various towns in Gujarat and Rajasthan. A thick blue line traces the exact road followed, with key points like Palanpur, Mount Abu, Sirohi, and Pali labeled along the way. The route is marked by distinct start and end pins (one green, one red), offering a simple yet effective way to verify logistics, check for unauthorized detours, and review the overall geographical flow of the trip. This feature is fundamental for route optimization and auditing past movements.

2. Engine On/Off Control & Monitoring

This image shows a crucial remote control and live status monitoring interface. The main overlay offers immediate, high-security actions to START or STOP the vehicle's engine remotely, a vital feature for security and preventing theft. Below the control buttons, the live monitoring data is displayed, showing the vehicle is currently Inactive with a speed of 0.0 km/h. The system reports its last known status from Bikaner, Rajasthan, India, and indicates the device's battery level (30%). The bottom menu highlights quick access to advanced functions like Playback, Route mapping, and Immobilizing the vehicle.

3. Fleet Summary Report

This is a concise, high-level daily summary report for a single vehicle within a fleet. The report clearly indicates the Total KM covered by the vehicle on a specific date, 01-10-2025. The total distance recorded is 668.61 KM. This metric is exceptionally useful for fleet managers to quickly calculate daily mileage, verify distance logs for billing or maintenance scheduling, and ensure the vehicle is being used according to operational plans. It provides a simple, quantifiable snapshot of vehicle utilization.

4. Dashboard

This represents the main overview screen for the entire fleet management system. It provides immediate, critical statistics on the entire pool of 50 monitored vehicles. The operational status is broken down into four categories: Running (0), Stopped (5), Ideal (1), and Inactive (44). This allows for instant identification of the fleet's current utilization and idle assets. Below the status summary, the screen provides prominent buttons to access core system functionalities, including live Monitoring of all vehicles, checking GPS Validity, setting Maintenance Reminders, and a direct link to Register a Complaint for support.

5. Speed Monitor Report

This report focuses specifically on driving behavior related to velocity, providing an essential tool for safety and regulatory compliance. It breaks down segments of the journey into detailed time periods. For each period, it logs the Start Time, End Time, and Duration. Most importantly, it clearly displays the Average (Avg) and Maximum (Max) speed achieved during that segment. For instance, an entry shows a period of 17 min 53 sec with an average speed of 80.68 and a maximum speed of 94. The location (e.g., Sangariya, Rajasthan) where the speed event occurred is also noted, allowing managers to address specific instances of over-speeding.

6. Input History Report

This highly technical report tracks the internal status of the GPS device's power or input. It logs multiple distinct time periods when the tracking system's input was either on or off. This data is crucial for investigating periods when tracking data may have been missing. For example, one entry shows the GPS status was off for a duration of 2 hr 30 min 31 sec, while another shows it was on for 27 min 29 sec. This report helps detect potential power disconnection, device tampering, or deliberate disabling of the GPS function by monitoring the hardware status itself.

7. POI History Report

This report specializes in tracking the vehicle's activity near a Point of Interest (POI). A POI is a pre-defined location that requires special monitoring, such as a depot, client site, or specific landmark. The entry logs the Start Time and End Time during which the vehicle was near the POI named Trikon Baug. This feature is used to verify that the vehicle made scheduled stops, track the exact amount of time spent at a customer location, or confirm visits to specific geographical areas for operational purposes.

8. Stoppage Report

This report is a clear, chronological log of all the vehicle's non-moving or idle periods (stops) during the journey. Each stoppage event is listed with its total Duration (e.g., 15 min 22 sec or 1 hr 9 min 26 sec). It precisely records the Start Time and End Time of the stop, and provides the nearest identifiable physical Address (e.g., Sirohi - Sheoganj Road) for verification. This data is invaluable for identifying unauthorized waiting times, analyzing driver rest periods, and assessing overall operational efficiency by minimizing unnecessary idle time.

9. Trip Report

This screen segments the entire day's journey into separate, identifiable trips. It summarizes two consecutive travel segments, highlighting the transition from one stop to the next. The first short trip has a 21 min Duration with 0 Distance traveled (likely internal movement at a depot), while the subsequent major segment shows a 14 hr 16 min 11 sec Duration and 137 Distance traveled. Crucially, it provides the precise Start and End Locations (e.g., 1Bindu Park Society to Highway Road, Patan) for each leg, offering a complete logistical history of the vehicle's movements.

10. Playback Map View

This image displays the interactive playback tool, which allows users to virtually re-watch the journey on the map. The tool shows a clear, animated representation of the vehicle moving along the recorded route between two key points (green and red pins). The most significant feature here is the 4.5x speed multiplier, visible at the bottom, which enables the user to accelerate or slow down the re-enactment. This is vital for forensic analysis of an incident, reviewing driver behavior at specific points, or understanding the chronology of events during a trip.