Road safety and cargo-condition control depend on turning GPS positions and sensor readings into information a team can use. This ALTAGAMA GPS update introduces harsh driving alerts and statistics, second-temperature analysis, custom emails for large operations, and default commands for Teltonika trackers. It also corrects how start and end points are represented in activity-summary trips.
GPS alerts for detecting harsh driving
ALTAGAMA GPS can identify harsh driving behavior and turn it into alerts and statistics. The capability helps teams observe sudden acceleration or braking that may increase incident risk, vehicle wear, fuel consumption, and cargo damage.
Detection works in two ways:
- Device-reported event: some trackers recognize the behavior and transmit it directly.
- Time-and-speed calculation: when equipment does not include native detection, ALTAGAMA GPS can analyze changes between positions to recognize the event.
Reporting frequency is essential in the second case. The location update interval must be shorter than the number of seconds configured for the alert. When a tracker reports too infrequently, there is not enough detail to evaluate a rapid speed change correctly.
- Receive notifications about maneuvers that require review.
- Compare driving behavior through statistics.
- Identify routes, schedules, or drivers with recurring events.
- Use findings for training and preventive maintenance.
Custom emails for accounts with more than 100 licenses
Operations managing more than 100 ALTAGAMA GPS licenses can customize email templates used by the platform, including alert communications and password recovery messages. This makes it possible to adapt messages to the organization's identity and instructions.
A monitoring company can add its name, contact details, and response recommendations; an integrator can provide communication consistent with its service; and a fleet can explain what users should do when they receive a specific alert.
- Consistent identity: present communications aligned with the organization.
- More actionable messages: add instructions appropriate to each operation.
- Better user experience: recipients recognize the source and purpose of the email.
- Centralized administration: maintain key messages within ALTAGAMA GPS settings.
Statistics for a second temperature sensor
ALTAGAMA GPS expands thermal analysis with Temperature 2 statistics. When a compatible tracker transmits two readings, the business can study each sensor independently and compare its behavior over the selected period.
This capability applies to refrigerated transport, medicines, food, laboratories, machinery, and any operation that needs to observe two areas or components. For example, a cargo unit with separate compartments may show different conditions even though both travel in the same vehicle.
- Compare two measurement points along a route.
- Detect periods outside expected conditions.
- Relate temperature changes to time, movement, and location.
- Collect evidence for reviewing quality, installation, or sensor operation.
Default commands for Teltonika trackers
Default GPRS commands were added for devices using the Teltonika protocol. Integrators can find common actions already prepared in ALTAGAMA GPS and send them to compatible equipment without entering every instruction from scratch.
Available commands depend on the tracker model, connection, and capabilities. Before running an action, verify the equipment documentation and its effect. This improvement reduces typing errors and speeds up routine remote configuration or query tasks.
Trips with correct start and end points
The activity summary builds trips from recorded positions. This update corrects the inclusion of start and end points so the trip line more accurately represents the complete movement being analyzed.
A fleet manager can review where a workday began, where it ended, and which path the vehicle followed. This improves the interpretation of visits, deliveries, deviations, and operating time, especially when a trip is used to explain a specific activity.
Using the capabilities together in a fleet operation
A distribution company can detect harsh braking, compare temperatures in two compartments, review the complete route of a delivery, and send alerts containing its own instructions. If it uses compatible Teltonika trackers, it can also reach common commands faster. Together, these capabilities turn GPS data into decisions about safety, cargo quality, and productivity.
Technical summary for integrators
Harsh driving detection accepts native tracker events and a calculated method based on time and speed differences. The calculated method requires positions more frequent than the configured time threshold. Statistics include an independent second-temperature channel; compatible Teltonika equipment receives a catalog of default commands; and the summary corrects visual trip construction between its first and last position.
ALTAGAMA GPS combines real-time GPS tracking, alerts, statistics, sensors, trip history, commands, and reports for fleets, assets, and integrators. Compatibility and detail depend on the data each device can transmit.
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