This update makes GPS tracking analysis easier directly from the map and expands compatibility with devices that use short identifiers. It also improves the reliability of operational tasks such as reviewing statistics by group, creating reminders, confirming actions, and working with connectivity and sensor events.
GPS statistics directly from the map
The Secure GPS map brings device location and activity together so operators and fleet managers can supervise their operations. Starting with this release, the map details panel also provides statistics for the visible markers without taking users away from the geographic context.
Users can analyze activity accumulated since the map was opened or select a specific date and time range. This makes it possible to move from the current location to an operational view of a period: compare devices, review indicators, and relate the results to the routes and locations on screen.
How does this help in a real operation?
A coordinator can open the map at the start of a shift, monitor vehicles, and review the statistics generated during that session. For a historical review, the coordinator can select a defined period and analyze the same devices without manually rebuilding the information in another view. The advantage is keeping the visual context while assessing fleet activity.
Device identifiers from four characters
Secure GPS uses a device identifier to associate incoming messages with the correct tracker. It now accepts identifiers starting at four characters, expanding compatibility with trackers and configurations that use shorter codes.
This flexibility helps customers add compatible hardware without unnecessarily changing the identifier used by the device. When registering a tracker, users must enter the exact, unique code configured in the hardware so locations and events are assigned correctly.
More reliable queries and tasks for operational teams
Statistics for subusers with multiple groups
Statistics were corrected for subusers who can access more than one device group. They can now select and analyze their available groups consistently, which is useful for regional supervisors, shift coordinators, or customers who organize a fleet into separate operating areas.
Reminders and confirmations inside Secure GPS
Reminder creation was corrected so users can register follow-up tasks more reliably. Action confirmation dialogs are also displayed inside Secure GPS, reducing interference from browser popup blockers.
In daily use, this helps people confirm changes or deletions within the interface and maintain operational reminders without relying on external browser dialogs.
Connectivity events for GoSafe and HunterPro devices
Protocol compatibility allows Secure GPS to interpret messages sent by different GPS tracker models. This release adds the no-signal event for compatible GoSafe devices and the keep-alive event for compatible HunterPro devices.
These events provide technical context about tracker communications. An operator can better distinguish when a device reports a loss of signal or sends a periodic activity message, helping the team review its status before escalating an incident. Availability depends on the model, its configuration, and the messages it actually transmits.
More consistent sensor and custom branding behavior
Sensor state handling was also adjusted to make the information retained between device messages more consistent. This benefits operations that use inputs, accessories, or other compatible sensors as part of their tracking workflow.
The custom branding option received several corrections to improve its behavior. Organizations that provide access under their own visual identity gain a more consistent experience for their users while retaining the same location, statistics, and device management capabilities.
Technical summary for administrators and integrators
- Map statistics can be calculated for the current markers from the time the view was opened or for a selected date and time range.
- A device identifier can contain as few as four characters and must remain exact and unique.
- Group selection was corrected when subusers with access to multiple groups review statistics.
- GoSafe adds the no-signal event and HunterPro adds the keep-alive event for compatible devices.
- Sensor state handling, reminder creation, action confirmations, and the custom branding experience were improved.
Existing registered devices require no changes because of the new minimum identifier length. Integrators should verify that each tracker's identifier and transmitted events match its compatible protocol and configuration.
Turn GPS locations into operational decisions
Secure GPS brings map tracking, statistics, device groups, sensors, and connectivity events into a single supervision workflow. These improvements reduce the steps required to analyze an operation and expand the options for connecting compatible equipment.
Explore Secure GPS plans and features to review the capabilities currently available.