Galooli solution offers the user to view selected points of interest (POI) or to structure a virtual parameter within a specified geographical area (Geofence). Both POI and Geofence will appear in the map display and the user can request events that indicate the presence of the unit in or outside the desired Geofence.
Geofence Setup
Geofence can be associated with the organization, cluster, or group based on the preference of the user.
The POI window can be moved to appear anywhere on the page. Simply drag the window to the desired location on the page. The window can also be maximized and minimized to match the user's convenience.
Settings for the geofencing will appear at the bottom of the left navigation as follows:
Add new geofences. You can add the geofence to the existing cluster or into the organization itself
Delete the selected geofence
Alternates between showing only selected POI or showing all POIs
Alternates between showing the POI and Labels or hiding them
Adding new Geofence
Name of the geofence as it will appear in the left navigation and on the map display
Active – Check the box in case you would like to activate or deactivate the geofence
Description – Provides a description for the geofence
Group Description – Provides a description for the group
Type1 – Type of the geofence. Users may select between the following types:
Radius – For radius, the user can add the Km, latitude, and longitude. Users can also draw the radius on the map using the “Draw” function
Polygon - For a polygon, the user must use the “Draw” function. it is important that during the drawing process, you will have to double click on any of the blue dots to save the polygon configuration
Route - For a route, the user must use the “Draw” function. it is important that during the drawing process, you will have to double click on any of the blue dots to save the polygon configuration
Point – For point, the user can add what the point represents on the map. The user can also add the latitude and longitude or draw the point on the map using the “Draw” function
Type2 – The user can what does the geofence represent
Draw – The user can draw the geofence or POI directly on the map. When using the Draw function, center the map on the desired location and use the mouse cursor to perform the drawing
Cancel/Save – The user can either cancel and abort the creation process or save
Edit Existing Geofence
Users can choose from the following options by right-clicking the mouse button on the existing geofence :
Edit Geofence - Opens a popup window identical to the New Geofence window. The user can edit any of the fields in this window except the geofence type
Move Geofence - Move the geofence to another group or cluster
Remove Geofence - Completely removes the geofence