Area Measurement Report

The Area Measurement Report helps users measure and analyze the operational activity of selected vehicles over a defined date range. It provides information about the distance travelled, running, stopping, idling, working duration, working days, and area covered by each selected object.

The report also allows users to drill down into an individual object to view its day-wise activity details, including ignition time, locations, distance, running, stop and idle duration, area covered, odometer readings, and ignition-off information. This makes it useful for understanding vehicle utilization and the area covered during its operations.

Benefits

• Monitor vehicle movement and utilization.
• Analyze running, stopping, and idling duration.
• Track total working duration and working days.
• Review the area covered by vehicles.
• Compare vehicle activity across the selected reporting period.
• View day-wise activity and location details for individual vehicles.

How to Access

Path:
Report → Area Measurement → Area Measurement

Filters

Use the available filters to generate the report:

• Company: Select the required company.
• Branch: Select the required branch.
• Vehicle Group: Select the required vehicle group.
• Digital Port: Select the required digital port.
• Date Selection: Select the required date or reporting period.
• Time Range: Enable this option to analyze activity within a specific time period.
• Object Selection: Select one or more objects/vehicles from the available company and branch hierarchy.

Click Apply to generate the report.

Additional options:

• Save Filter: Save the selected filter combination for future use.
• Delete Filter: Delete the saved filter.
• XLS: Export the report to Excel.
• PDF: Export the report to PDF.
• CSV: Export the report to CSV.

Report Layers

The Area Measurement Report has two layers:

Layer 1 – Area Measurement

Provides an object-wise summary of vehicle activity, including distance, running, stop, idle, start and end locations, work duration, working days, area covered, and playback.

Click the + icon against an object to view its detailed, day-wise activity.

Layer 2 – Area Measurement Detail

Shows the day-wise activity of the selected object, including date, day, first ignition ON, start location, distance, running, stop, idle, duration, area covered, start and end odometer readings, last ignition OFF, end location, and playback.

Use the back arrow to return to the Area Measurement summary.

How to Read

Read the report from overall vehicle activity → day-wise activity details.

Layer 1 – Area Measurement

• Check Distance to understand the distance travelled by the object.
• Check Running, Stop, and Idle to understand how the vehicle's time was utilized.
• Check Start Location and End Location to identify the beginning and ending locations.
• Check Work Duration to understand the total operational duration.
• Check Working Days to identify the number of days on which activity was recorded.
• Check Area Covered to review the measured area covered by the object.
• Use Playback when available to review the vehicle movement.

Layer 2 – Area Measurement Detail

• Check Date and Day to review activity for a specific day.
• Check First Ignition ON to identify when the vehicle started its activity.
• Check Start Location and End Location to understand the movement locations.
• Review Distance, Running, Stop, and Idle for the day's activity.
• Check Duration to understand the total activity duration for the day.
• Check Area Covered to review the area recorded for that day.
• Compare Odometer Start and End readings to understand the vehicle's odometer movement.
• Check Last Ignition Off to identify the last recorded ignition-off event.

Example:
If an object shows a high Idle duration in the summary, open the detail layer to identify the specific days when the vehicle remained idle and review its locations and overall activity for those days.

Take Action

• Review vehicles with low running time or high idle duration.
• Identify vehicles with extended operational durations.
• Compare working days across vehicles.
• Review start and end locations to understand operational movement.
• Use day-wise details to investigate unusual vehicle activity.
• Use playback where available to review the vehicle's movement during the selected period.