Feature · Alerts & Geofencing
Know the moment something leaves the line.
Draw a geofence around a site, corridor or restricted zone, set a speed limit, and arm entry and exit alerts. MTFMS also watches for devices that unplug or stop responding, across 13 live vehicle statuses.
Geofence map with breach and unplug alerts
What you get
Every boundary and every signal, watched.
Custom geofences
Draw site, area or route boundaries on the map, from a single depot to a whole corridor, and arm them for entry and exit alerts.
Geofence speed limits
Attach a speed limit to any geofence, so a breach inside a site or restricted zone raises an alert even if the vehicle is under the fleet-wide limit.
Instant breach alerts
Entry, exit and speed-limit breaches surface on the dashboard in real time, alongside harsh-driving events.
13 live vehicle statuses
Moving, parked, idle, ignition, unplugged, inactive, not-responding and more, so you always know an asset's true state, not just its last known point.
Unplug & not-responding detection
A device that's unplugged or stops reporting is flagged automatically, critical for spotting tampering or vehicles that lose signal in remote terrain.
Violation trail
Every breach and status change feeds into trip history and driver violation records, so alerts don't disappear once dismissed.
Built for control
Alerts that reach you before a problem does.
A live map is only useful if it tells you when something's wrong. MTFMS pairs real-time tracking with geofences, speed limits and device-health checks, so breaches and tampering surface the moment they happen.
The same alerting also protects remote operations: a vehicle that drops signal or has its tracker unplugged in the field is flagged as not-responding rather than silently disappearing from the map.
Live vehicle statuses tracked
Geofences live in production
Breach alerts on the dashboard
Not-responding detection for low-signal sites
Any site, area or route: a depot, a restricted zone, a delivery corridor. Draw the boundary on the map and arm it for entry and exit alerts.
Yes. Attach a speed limit to any geofence, so a vehicle speeding inside that zone raises a breach alert even if it's within the fleet-wide limit elsewhere.
MTFMS flags the device as unplugged and surfaces it as an alert, which helps catch tampering as well as accidental disconnects.
Thirteen distinct statuses, including parked, idle, inactive and not-responding, so a vehicle that's simply stopped looks nothing like one that's gone dark.
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