Two geofence types for every scenario
Normal geofences monitor entry and exit from depots, customer sites, and restricted areas — generating alerts each time a vehicle crosses the boundary. Anti-theft geofences go further, automatically triggering an immobilizer command the moment a vehicle exits a protected zone.
- Normal geofences for monitoring and compliance
- Anti-theft geofences with automatic immobilizer trigger
- Circle shapes defined by centre point and radius
- Rectangle shapes defined by bounding box coordinates
Real-time entry and exit events
Every geofence crossing generates a timestamped event — including the vehicle, direction of crossing, speed, and driver identity. Events feed directly into the alerts system and appear in reports for compliance and audit purposes.
- Entry and exit events with full vehicle context
- Crossing timestamp, speed, and driver identity logged
- Events feed into alerts, history, and reports
- Anti-theft events trigger immobilizer automatically
Frequently asked questions
What is a geofence?
A virtual perimeter around a depot, customer site or restricted zone. You are notified when a vehicle enters or leaves it.
Can geofences help prevent theft?
Yes. Anti-theft geofences work together with immobilizer control.
Where do geofence alerts appear?
In the alerts module, like any other fleet event.
What are typical uses of geofences?
Depots, customer sites, restricted areas, construction sites and parking zones: any place where entry or exit matters to you.
Will I be alerted on entry and exit?
Yes. You are notified when a vehicle enters a zone and when it leaves it.
How do geofences help with unexpected movement?
An alert when a vehicle leaves its depot zone outside working hours lets you notice unplanned use quickly.
Industry solution: Security & Patrol