Reading the Fleet Map

Read the fleet map at a glance

The fleet map on the GPS Tracking page plots every paired trailer at its last check-in. Once you know the color code, you can spot trouble in seconds.

Marker colors

1. Green — Active. The tracker is reporting normally.
2. Blue with a direction arrow — Moving. The trailer was moving at its last check-in; the arrow shows heading and the device list shows its speed.
3. Amber — Low battery. The tracker reported a low battery. Charge or swap it soon.
4. Red — Offline or disconnected. The tracker has stopped reporting or was disconnected.
5. Gray — Not connected. A device record without an active tracker.

Marker numbers match the device list beside the map, and the selected trailer draws a trail of its recent check-ins.

The device detail panel

Click a marker (or a device in the list) to open the detail panel:

• Current address (reverse-geocoded) and coordinates
• Last check-in time, speed, and battery level
• Current renter and reservation, if the trailer is on rent
• Recent alerts with one-click resolve
• Locate now, power mode, geofence, and alert settings

Map controls

1. Street / Satellite layer toggle
2. Zoom to fit — frames every device at once
3. Fullscreen — give the map the whole screen
4. Search and sort — find a device by name; sort by last update, name, or battery

The status cards

The cards above the map — Total, Active, Moving, Low battery, Offline — are clickable filters. Click one to filter the device list and map to that status.

How fresh is the map?

Positions are check-ins, about every 30 minutes — not a streaming feed. The updated time on each device tells you exactly how old its position is. Need a live fix? Use Locate now on the device — a tracker sleeping in battery-saver mode will offer a switch to Active tracking.