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Alerts
Route the signal to someone who can act.
Clear conditions, clear ownership and a record of response.
Set rules around the fleet events that matter, choose recipients and review what was acknowledged. Delivery channels depend on configuration.
An alert without an owner becomes background noise.
Conditions
Choose the condition that deserves attention.
Create alerts for things such as geofence activity, speeding, serious fault codes, fuel loss or document expiry. You can also combine conditions when needed.
- Create alerts based on your fleet data.
- Set different limits for vehicle types and branches.
- Combine conditions to create more specific alerts.
Routing
Deliver it to the person who owns the response.
Assign alerts to specific people and add escalation if nobody responds. Each person can receive alerts in Arabic or English.
- Send alerts to a named person with escalation if needed.
- Use the recipient's preferred language.
- Track which alerts were acknowledged and handled.
Quiet hours
Use urgency to protect attention.
Set different severity levels and quiet hours for each alert. Urgent issues can come through immediately, while less important alerts can wait for a daily summary.
- Set quiet hours for each alert type.
- Use severity to decide which alerts break through.
- Send less urgent alerts in a digest instead.
Related capabilities
Geofences
Draw a site or a route corridor and be told when something enters or leaves it.
Speeding
Against the road's own limit, not a single number applied to the whole Kingdom.
Fault codes
The vehicle's own diagnostic codes, translated into what to do about them.
Fuel loss alerts
A drop in level that no journey explains, raised while it still matters.
Document expiry
Every licence, permit and certificate with the date it stops being valid.
API access
Your data out of the platform and into whatever else you run.
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Frequently asked questions
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