| Right | Description |
|---|---|
| AccessWindows | |
| view simple | Specifies whether users in the role can access the User Access Windows screen used for mobile account access management. |
| Advanced Maintenance | |
| Can see advanced maintenance | Specifies whether users in the role can access additional advanced service options for vehicles on the Vehicle Maintenance dialog box. To view these from the Vehicles screen click a vehicle name, then select Show Maintenance Log. Additional schedule, history, and type items that can be used with this right, and which will appear in reports, include "Labor", "Parts", "Tax", "Other", "Discount", and "Total Cost". |
| Alert Scripts | |
| Create | Specifies whether users in the role can create InSight Alert Scripts. |
| Delete | Specifies whether users in the role can delete InSight Alert Scripts. |
| Edit | Specifies whether users in the role can edit InSight Alert Scripts. |
| View | Specifies whether users in the role can view the InSight Alert Scripts menu item under the Tasks section of the navigation bar, and access the InSight Alerts Scripts screen. |
| Applications | |
| Can edit allowed applications | Specifies whether users in the role can edit the individual fleet access rights of other accounts. |
| Fleet access | Specifies whether users in the role can access the platform. To set this right individually from the Subusers screen select the account, click the Rights tab on the User dialog box, then select the Fleet Access check box. This right is used to determine the user type in Mobile Messaging. If this right is set to "Allowed", users with this role can receive messages from other users who have the right to contact platform users. |
| Mobile access | Specifies whether users in the role can access the Verizon Connect® WorkPlan™ mobile application. This right is used to determine the user type in Mobile Messaging. If this right is set to "Allowed", users with this role can receive messages from other users who have the right to contact mobile users. |
| Hierarchy | Hard Acceleration | Idle % | Number of Vehicles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Department 1 | 52 | 2% | 23 |
| Department 2 | 63 | 3% | 25 |
| Department 3 | 48 | 5% | 31 |
| Department 4 | 7 | 4% | 5 |
| Department 5 | 11 | 8% | 8 |
| Department 6 | 180 | 12% | 120 |
| Department 7 | 24 | 1% | 13 |
| Department 8 | 62 | 3% | 35 |
| Department 9 | 73 | 7% | 21 |
| Department 10 | 17 | 2% | 10 |
| Column | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| id | A unique ID representing the vehicle. | 2199 |
| source_id | The user's Verizon Connect platform ID. | 123456789 |
| name | The name of the vehicle that this fact dimension record was created from. | Vehicle-123 |
| fuel_type | The type of fuel used by this vehicle. | Gasoline |
| year | The year this vehicle was manufactured. | 2019 |
| make | The manufacturer of this vehicle. | Freightliner |
| model | The vehicle model. | F150 |
| vin | The unique Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) of the vehicle. | 1FTRW12W16KD96501 |
| color | The color of the vehicle. | Silver |
| rego | The registration details of the vehicle (license plate number). | ABR002 |
| type | The type of vehicle. | Tractor |
| engine_serial | The unique serial number of the vehicle’s engine. | 192486EA987H |
| hierarchy | The hierarchy nodes to which this vehicle belongs in comma delimited text. Maximum of six levels. | West,California,New Node |
| hierarchy_ids | The unique IDs (10-digit) of the hierarchies to which this vehicle belongs in comma delimited text. | 185462547, 185467839, 448683139 |
| hierarchy_1 | The first level hierarchy node containing this vehicle. | West |
If you do not know the email address of the main administrator which has been registered in Reveal, please contact Customer Support.
When you are working in a dialog box, for example when you are editing a job or route in the list, you can save and close the dialog box by pressing "Ctrl + Enter" on your keyboard. The Save or OK button must be highlighted for this to work.
Warning: Clearing the Available to all users check box converts a public fleet or team into a private one! Only do this if you want to make the fleet or team unavailable to all users it is currently shared publicly with.
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| View Name | Description | View Type | Join Fields |
|---|---|---|---|
| address | Contains key details related to an address, including state, city, and suburb. | Dimension | address_id |
| app_event | Contains details of events from miscellaneous mobile applications within the platform. | Fact | app_event_key, driver_key, event_type_key |
| driver | Contains key details related to a driver, including hierarchy information and other user details. | Dimension | driver_key |
| driver_day | Contains day-level aggregate KPIs related to a driver. | Fact | driver_key |
| marker | Contains details of the markers for an account, including category and geometry details. | Dimension | marker_key |
| mobile_event_type | Contains details of the different mobile event types that can be present in the app_event fact. | Dimension | mobile_event_type_key |
| point_with_vehicle | Contains point data from vehicles, including GPS location, diagnostics, and other sensor data. | Fact | vehicle_key |
| point_with_vehicle_and_driver | Contains point data from vehicles, including driver, GPS location, diagnostics, and other sensor data. | Fact | driver_key, vehicle_key |
| time_on_site | Contains details about the durations a vehicle spent within markers at certain times. | Fact | vehicle_key, marker_key |
| Column Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ADDRESS_ID | {"type":"FIXED", "precision":38, "scale":0, "nullable":true} | A unique identifier for this address, used within Fleet and the Analytics server alike. Use ADDRESS_ID for joining or grouping by this view. |
| COUNTRY_CODE | {"type":"TEXT", "length":2, "byteLength":8, "nullable":true, "fixed":false} | A two-character code for the address's country. |
| COUNTRY | {"type":"TEXT", "length":100, "byteLength":400, "nullable":true, "fixed":false} | The country of the address. |
| STATE | {"type":"TEXT", "length":100, "byteLength":400, "nullable":true, "fixed":false} | The state of the address. |
| REGION | {"type":"TEXT", "length":100, "byteLength":400, "nullable":true, "fixed":false} | The region of the address. |
| SUBURB | {"type":"TEXT", "length":100, "byteLength":400, "nullable":true, "fixed":false} | The suburb of the address. |
| CITY | {"type":"TEXT", "length":100, "byteLength":400, "nullable":true, "fixed":false} | The city of the address. |
| STREET | {"type":"TEXT", "length":200, "byteLength":800, "nullable":true, "fixed":false} | The street of the address. |
| POSTCODE | {"type":"TEXT", "length":100, "byteLength":400, "nullable":true, "fixed":false} | The postcode of the address. Applicable in countries that use a postcode. |
| TID | Scale | Type | Units | Properties | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 1 | 5 | km |
{ |
Odometer |
| 1 | 0.5 | 5 | hours |
{ |
Total Engine Hours |
| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| 100 air-mile exemption | An exemption to the normal hours of service rules that applies if drivers stay within a 100 air-mile radius of the their normal work reporting location and they are released from duty after 12 consecutive hours on duty. |
| AOBRD | Automatic on-board recording device. A device that can be used to record hours of service before the electronic logging device (ELD) rule compliance date of December 18, 2017. |
| CDL | Commercial driver's license. |
| Co-driver | A second driver, who takes turns with the main driver to drive a vehicle. |
| DVIR | Driver vehicle inspection report. A special form that drivers fill in as they inspect their vehicles. |
| ELD | Electronic logging device. A device that can be used to record hours of service and the rules that drivers must comply with from December 18, 2017. |
| FMCSA | Federal motor carrier safety administration. |
| General exemption | An exemption to the HOS ELD regulations |
| HOS (hours of service) | A daily status report giving the amount of time a driver spent in various activities. |
| Job | An appointment to do work at a specified time and location, for a specified length of time. |
| Non-CDL short-haul exemption | An exemption to the normal hours of service rules that applies if drivers drive vehicles that do not require a CDL, and if they stay within a 150 air-mile radius of the their normal work reporting location. |
| Off Duty | An HOS status indicating that the driver is not on duty: driving or performing other on-duty tasks. |
| Oilfield | A setting used within Hours of Service to specify whether a driver is at an oilfield. |
| On Duty | An HOS status indicating that the driver is not driving, but performing other on-duty tasks. |
| Personal Conveyance mode | A mode that allows drivers to use a vehicle for authorized personal use without the driving time counting towards their HOS limits. |
| Post-trip DVIR | A DVIR form that is completed after completing a job, when logging off. |
| Pre-trip DVIR | A DVIR form that is completed before completing a job, when logging on. |
| Sleeper Berth | An HOS status in which the driver takes a break and spends time in the sleeper berth of the truck. |
| Status | An indicator of the state of a driver using Hours of Service. Status can be On Duty, Off Duty, Driving, or Sleeper Berth, or, if using oilfield options, In/Out Oilfield or Waiting. |
| Unregulated Driving Mode | A mode that allows drivers to drive a non-commercial motor vehicle without the driving time counting towards their HOS limits. |
| Yard Move mode | A mode that allows drivers to maneuver their vehicle around a yard, for example at a customer site or at the depot, without the driving time counting towards their HOS limits. |
| Tiredness |
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When the driver becomes sleepy. The driver yawns and/or closes their eyes for at least 2 seconds. The vehicle must be traveling over 30 km/h. Audio alert preview |
| Distraction |
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When the driver is not focusing on the road. The driver looks away from the road for at least 3 seconds. >The vehicle must be traveling over 30 km/h. Audio alert preview |
| Smoking |
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When the driver is smoking while driving. This includes electronic cigarettes. The driver holds the shape of a cigarette close to their face for at least 3 seconds. The vehicle must be traveling over 30 km/h. Audio alert preview |
| Phone call detection |
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When a driver handles a cellphone to make or receive a call while driving. The driver holds the shape of a phone to their face for at least 10 seconds while driving. The vehicle must be traveling over 30 km/h. Audio alert preview |
| Tailgating |
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The vehicle is dangerously close to the vehicle in front. The driver does not have enough time to stop if the vehicle in front slows down. The vehicle must be traveling over 60 km/h. Audio alert preview |
| Pedestrian ahead |
|
The vehicle is close to a pedestrian or cyclist. The vehicle must be traveling 10-30 km/h. Audio alert preview |
| Description | Audio Alert Preview |
|---|---|
| Tiredness | |
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When the driver becomes sleepy. The driver yawns and/or closes their eyes for at least 2 seconds. The vehicle must be traveling over 30 km/h. |
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| Distraction | |
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When the driver is not focusing on the road. The driver looks away from the road for at least 3 seconds. The vehicle must be traveling over 30 km/h. |
| Smoking | |
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When the driver is smoking while driving. This includes electronic cigarettes. The driver holds the shape of a cigarette close to their face for at least 3 seconds. The vehicle must be traveling over 30 km/h. |
| Phone call detection | |
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When a driver handles a cellphone to make or receive a call while driving. The driver holds the shape of a phone to their face for at least 10 seconds while driving. The vehicle must be traveling over 30 km/h. |
| Tailgating | |
|
The vehicle is dangerously close to the vehicle in front. The driver does not have enough time to stop if the vehicle in front slows down. The vehicle must be traveling over 60 km/h. |
| Pedestrian ahead | |
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The vehicle is close to a pedestrian or cyclist. The vehicle must be traveling 10-30 km/h. |
| Trigger | Description | Audio alert |
|---|---|---|
| Tiredness | When the driver is not focusing on the road. The driver looks away from the road for at least 3 seconds. The vehicle must be traveling over 30 km/h. | |
| Distraction | When the driver is smoking while driving. This includes electronic cigarettes. The driver holds the shape of a cigarette close to their face for at least 3 seconds. The vehicle must be traveling over 30 km/h. | |
| Smoking | When a driver handles a cellphone to make or receive a call while driving. The driver holds the shape of a phone to their face for at least 10 seconds while driving. The vehicle must be traveling over 30 km/h. | |
| Phone call detection | The road-facing camera monitors driving behavior and the vehicle’s proximity to other road users. The type of lens that the camera is fitted with can affect how close and how fast objects appear. | |
| Tailgating | The vehicle is dangerously close to the vehicle in front. The driver does not have enough time to stop if the vehicle in front slows down. The vehicle must be traveling over 60 km/h. | |
| Pedestrian ahead | The vehicle is close to a pedestrian or cyclist. The vehicle must be traveling 10-30 km/h. | |
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