Geofences management solution offers the user to view selected Geofences or to structure a virtual perimeter within a specified geographical. The Geofences 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 can be associated with the organization, cluster, or group based on the preference of the user.

Furthermore, the solution allows external files with multiple Geofences to be uploaded into the system.

Screen Structure

Geofences Table -To select/edit a specific Geofence click on the line. To choose all the Geofences together click on the top square.
1. Name - Name of the Geofence as it will appear on different platforms.
2. Type - Type of the Geofence. Users may select between the following types: Radius, Polygon, Route, Point.
3. Organization - To which organization the Geofence belongs.
4. Cluster - To which cluster the Geofence belongs.
5. Group - To which group, does the Geofence belong.
A Geofences report contains a complete list of the Geofences of the organization. By using this feature, the organization will be able to manage data in a more organized manner to improve its overall view.
Refresh Geofence
Remove Geofence - Choose the relevant Geofence and click “Remove”
Add Geofence
To create a Geofence just choose a place on the map or fill in the address/location.

After you finish the drawing, fill in the information about the Geofence and save the information.

Name - Make sure the geofence has a meaningful name so that it can be recognized in the different reports and dashboards.
Description - In order to emphasize the importance of the geofence, you may wish to provide a description.
Group Description - The group description should be added if the geofence is associated with a specific group.
Parent - Geofences should be associated with clusters or groups as a matter of basic order. Using this action, the user will be able to use the geofences more efficiently and recognize them in the various reports and dashboards.
Class - A geofence can be classified according to a specific class from the proposed list in order to distinguish the different geofences and provide them with meaning. The choice of classes is crucial when creating a location events, since there must be a correlation between the class chosen while creating the geofence and the class chosen when creating the event.

7. Load from file - Visit the following link if you want to load multiple batch points or radius geofences either from a list of addresses or from a list of coordinates

8. Number of Geofence the organization has

Geofence File Loader

To load multiple Geofences either from a list of addresses (XLSX/CSV format) or from a list of coordinates (KML format), please follow the instructions below:

KML Format

KML format supports Polygon, Route, and Batch Points geofences

Use the Geofences Management solution >> Load From File

Choose your KML file and make sure the file is uploaded successfully

Choose which organization, cluster, or group the Polygon, Route, or Batch Point will belong to

When finished, click the “Upload” button to load the data into the system

XLSX/CSV Format

XLSX/CSV format support Radius and Batch Points Geofences

Use the Geofences Management solution >> Load From File

Follow the next steps to create or adjust your geofences file to the correct format

Radius Geofence - Use the attached files to create a radius geofence. Please do not change the headings in row number 1

Supported class values: Fuel station, Station, Check Point, Home, Customer, Office, Warning, Supermarket, Shop, Warehouse.

Batch Point Geofence - Use the attached files to create a batch point. Please do not change the headings in row number 1

Supported class values: Fuel station, Station, Check Point, Home, Customer, Office, Warning, Supermarket, Shop, Warehouse.

After you create the file in the right format, please upload the file into the system, refresh the page and you will see all the Radius/Points from the file