Introduction to Omnitracs One and Navigation

Omnitracs One integrates with Navigation to deliver a secure solution that maximizes safety and efficiency for the transportation and logistics ecosystem.

The following illustration helps to describe the relationships between Omnitracs One and Navigation. The green section in the illustration is possibly the most relevant and shows the following process:

Hours of Service Integration

Omnitracs Hours of Service integrates with Navigation to give drivers an on-screen display of their status. The hours of service panel is displayed in the lower part of the screen, as shown in the following screenshots:

The hours of service panel is color-coded as follows:

• Green indicates one of the following:

  • The driver is off duty and has had a break of at least 30 minutes.

  • The driver is on duty and has at least one hour of driving time remaining.

• Yellow indicates one of the following:

  • The driver is off duty and their break has been less than 30 minutes.

  • The driver is on duty and in less than one hour they will need to go off duty for a break.

• Gray indicates that syncing the hours of service clock has failed.

The Navigation app is supported by web tools in the Omnitracs RNA portal and Verizon Connect’s Fleet portal. To sign in to Fleet, use the credentials you have been issued.

See the following help center articles for information on relevant Navigation and Fleet topics:

As soon as your Fleet account is set up, Verizon Connect’s Navigation team will initiate the following processes, where applicable:

The terminology used for naming entities is different between Omnitracs One, Omnitracs Enterprise, Navigation, and NaviGo. The following table outlines how the different terms map to each other between the products.