This update improves daily GPS monitoring with more map options, device search by identifier, and a more comfortable details panel for large operations. It also adds a second temperature sensor with compatible alerts and new controls over the critical information displayed on the map.
More map options for an adaptable GPS monitoring experience
The map is where Secure GPS presents tracker locations, routes, geofences, and events. Accounts that use their own mapping configuration can now add compatible credentials for Google Maps, Bing Maps, Yandex, HERE, and MapBox.
This flexibility lets organizations choose the mapping service that best fits coverage, viewing needs, or commercial requirements. A business operating vehicles across different regions can configure the appropriate service while keeping device management, alerts, and route history in Secure GPS.
Mapping service availability was also added to service diagnostics, making it easier to distinguish a map display problem from a tracker issue.
Search GPS trackers by device identifier
In addition to a device name, the list can now be searched by the identifier the tracker uses to communicate with Secure GPS. This is especially useful for installers, support teams, and administrators who receive a technical code before they know the name assigned to a vehicle or asset.
During an installation, for example, a technician can paste the identifier, find its record, and confirm that it is associated with the correct device. This reduces manual review of long lists and helps prevent confusion between trackers with similar names.
Movement and stopped time visible on the marker
The marker popup now states whether a device is moving or stopped and how long it has remained in that state. Secure GPS turns incoming locations into an immediate operational reference without requiring the user to reconstruct the status from multiple route points.
A dispatcher can notice that a vehicle has remained stopped during a delivery, compare the elapsed time, and decide whether to contact the driver. For a stationary asset, the same information helps confirm that it remains in place.
A more comfortable details panel for large operations
Headers in the details panel remain visible while users scroll through the table, and the panel can be resized. This provides more room for relevant fields while keeping the meaning of each column visible when reviewing many devices.
Device, user, and group lists also remember the selected number of rows. Instead of configuring the view on every visit, each operator can continue with an information density that fits the screen and task.
A second temperature sensor with compatible alerts
Secure GPS can interpret sensors reported by compatible trackers and use them for monitoring and alerts. This release adds a second temperature reading and related alert conditions for devices capable of transmitting two channels.
The feature is useful for vehicles or assets with two spaces that need separate monitoring, such as compartments, cargo areas, or different measurement points. A manager can identify each reading and configure an alert to receive a notification when a supported temperature meets the defined condition.
Availability depends on the model, physical sensor connections, and the protocol transmitted by the tracker. Before using the feature, integrators should confirm that both readings arrive with consistent values.
Critical alerts and more accurate statistics
Users can choose whether critical alerts are shown or hidden by default on the map. A monitoring center can keep them visible to prioritize incidents, while another user can temporarily hide them to review routes and locations with fewer elements on screen.
The selection of certain alert types and related statistics was also corrected. Map detail filters now use colors to distinguish records by alert type, helping operators recognize events that may need attention.
A better mobile device editing experience
Error presentation was corrected when editing devices from the mobile version. Field technicians can identify which value needs attention and complete the record without relying on a desktop computer.
Technical summary for administrators and integrators
- Configuration supports compatible credentials for Google Maps, Bing Maps, Yandex, HERE, and MapBox.
- Devices can be found by identifier as well as by name.
- The marker displays movement or stopped status and the elapsed time.
- The details panel provides fixed headers, adjustable sizing, and visually differentiated alert filtering.
- Device, user, and group lists retain the chosen row count.
- Compatible trackers can report a second temperature and use related alerts.
- Alert selection and statistics were corrected, along with validation during mobile editing.
No changes are required for existing devices. To enable a new mapping source or second temperature channel, administrators need compatible configuration and hardware and should validate the result before using it in a critical operation.
A GPS view adapted to each operation
Secure GPS brings maps, real-time locations, movement states, sensors, alerts, and device administration together. These improvements help both small operations and monitoring centers with many trackers find information faster and arrange the map around their needs.
Explore Secure GPS plans and features to review the capabilities currently available.