How do I create route

How do I create route

  


Route Creation

Overview

Route Creation allows you to define a specific path or corridor that a vehicle is expected to follow. It is commonly used to monitor compliance, improve security, and generate alerts when a vehicle deviates from an approved route.

Routes are especially useful for school transport, deliveries, fuel transport, and staff commutes.


What is a Route?

A Route is a predefined line or path drawn on the map, representing an approved road or travel path. The system continuously checks whether the vehicle remains on or near this path.


Use Cases

  • Monitor school bus or staff transport routes

  • Detect route deviation or unauthorised detours

  • Improve delivery and logistics accountability

  • Enhance vehicle security and compliance

  • Analyse route adherence in reports


How to Create a Route

Manual route creation 

  1. Navigate to Zones from the main menu

  2. Click Add Zone

  3. Select Route as the Zone Type

  4. On the map:

    • Click to mark the starting point

    • Continue clicking along the road to define the route

    • Double-click to finish the route

  5. Enter a Route Name

  6. Configure route settings (if available, the default is 50 mitres):

    • Allowed deviation distance

    • Alerts on route exit or entry

  7. Save the route


How to Create a Route Using Upload GPX

  1. Go to Zones from the main menu

  2. Click Add Zone

  3. Select Upload GPX

  4. In the Upload GPX window:

    • Select Zone Type: Choose Route

    • Buffer Distance (m):
      Set the allowed deviation distance from the route (e.g. 50 meters)

    • GPX URL / File:
      Click Select GPX File and upload your GPX file

  5. Confirm and save

The route will be created automatically and displayed on the map.


How to Create a Route Using Trips 

  1. Go to Trips from the main menu

  2. Select your preferred trip from the trip menu.
  3. Click Create Route
  4. Enter a Route Name

  5. Configure route settings (if available, the default is 50 mitres):

    • Allowed deviation distance

    • Alerts on route exit or entry

  6. Save the route




Route Alerts

Once a route is created and assigned:

  • Route Deviation Alert – triggered when a vehicle moves outside the defined route

  • Route Entry Alert – triggered when a vehicle enters the route

  • Route Exit Alert – triggered when a vehicle leaves the route

Alerts can be sent via:

  • In-platform notifications/onscreen

  • Email

  • SMS (depending on configuration)

  • push notifications


Route vs Other Zone Types

Zone TypePurpose
LocationSingle point (e.g. office, gate)
Keep In ZoneEnsures vehicle stays within an area
No-Go ZoneRestricted area
RouteEnsures vehicle follows a defined path
AreaLarger geographical region
POIPoint of Interest
Upload GPXImport predefined routes

Best Practices

  • Follow the actual road path closely when drawing routes

  • Avoid unnecessary sharp angles

  • Set realistic deviation thresholds to avoid false alerts

  • Use clear and descriptive route names (e.g. Morning School Route – Westlands)