Dispatch
Know when vehicles reach planned zones and react faster when schedules slip.
Location-based geofences
Define virtual zones, get entry and exit alerts, auto-fill report labels, and analyze customer visit performance from one map-based dashboard.
A geofence is a virtual boundary on the map around a customer or job site. It matters because it helps teams catch exceptions faster, automate reporting, and measure location performance without manual follow-up.
Know when vehicles reach planned zones and react faster when schedules slip.
Verify territory activity and compare visit patterns across customers or regions.
Track on-site arrival/departure timing to improve service reliability and proof of work.
Set zones around customer locations, depots, and worksites, then monitor them directly on your map to drive alerts, reporting, and operational actions.
Explore geofence featuresReplace raw addresses with business-friendly labels so reports are easier to read, and auto-fill both location details and custom descriptions/notes when vehicles enter or leave key zones.
See geofence rewritesReceive email alerts for fast exception awareness and optionally connect callback URLs/webhooks for advanced third-party automations.
See geofence alertsUse colored POIs and visual markers to separate customer types, service zones, and priority locations so operations teams can read maps faster.
View POI customizationBring in geofences and POIs from spreadsheets or CRM exports using CSV import with flexible column mapping, so large rollouts do not require manual entry.
Learn bulk import workflowMeasure time on site, compare mileage and visit behavior, and identify high-performing or underperforming customer stops for service and sales optimization.
Open geofence analyticsDraw geofences manually around important places or upload many locations at once from CSV for faster deployment.
Set location names, choose entry/exit actions, and configure notifications so events are routed to the right people.
Drivers keep using the tracking app as usual while geofence events are captured automatically in the background.
Review zone events, site time, and customer visit patterns to improve performance and remove recurring bottlenecks.
Get simple visibility into where vehicles are and how customer locations are being served.
Monitor zone events, compare location performance, and improve daily execution quality.
React faster to route exceptions using entry and exit event context from the map.
Track visit patterns and territory coverage with clearer location-level reporting.
Verify arrivals and departures at job sites with less manual follow-up.
A geofence is a virtual boundary on the map around a customer, site, or zone. When a vehicle enters or leaves that area, MyCarTracks can record events and trigger related workflows.
Yes. You can configure entry and exit alerts so dispatch or operations teams are notified when vehicles reach important zones.
Yes. Geofence rewrite rules can replace raw address data with your own location names and add custom descriptions/notes on recorded tracks to keep reports clearer.
Yes. You can bulk import geofences and points of interest from CSV, including flexible column mapping for existing location datasets.
Yes. For advanced workflows, geofence events can be sent to callback/webhook URLs. Most teams start with simple alerts and add integrations as needed.
You can review time spent at locations, visit patterns, and mileage context by zone to identify strong and weak performance areas.
Yes. Geofences work with smartphone-based vehicle tracking, so teams can start without mandatory hardware installation.
Start using geofences to automate alerts, improve reporting, and optimize field performance.
