Within your fleet, you may employ supervisors (also referred to as general foremen, or GF in reports) who are responsible for a work crews training, management, safety, and performance. If needed, you can monitor the events during which your supervisors are co-located with their groups of drivers, based on tag and proximity.
The Co-Location report (Reports > Co-Location Report) compares actual co-location time spent (by tagged supervisor) versus a specified goal. Each co-location event is defined as an instance of a correctly tagged vehicle being stopped with one or more other vehicles within its co-location radius. Vehicles can move within the geofence after this event triggers and still be considered co-located until exiting the geofence.
Before you can use the report, you must first satisfy the following prerequisites:
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Set up the areas where Supervisors and Crews are co-locating as geofences in the address book. The Co-Location report shows up blank when Supervisors and Crews co-locate at an address or location that has not already been added to the address book.
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Configure settings for generating either scheduled or historical co-location reports. The report prompts you to enter the appropriate settings on first visit. After the initial report creation, the report will automatically fill fields such as for supervisors, crews, and all of the Advanced tab based on the default settings for you organization.
The Co-Location report is divided into the following three sub-reports which are each available for download in comma-separated values (CSV) format:
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Summary by Supervisor: A top-level rollup of Supervisor showups (co-location events with an supervisor-tagged individual present) with actual time spent, goal time spent, and the difference between these.
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Daily Summary: Daily aggregated breakdowns of co-location events (organized by Supervisor), showing co-location goal vs. time spent.
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Complete Listing: A raw table (with no time calculations or goals) of all co-location events, activities traveling to/from a co-location event.
Note
The Dashboard and CSV export are not real-time; They are scheduled reports that require upfront configuration. After the configuration is set, future reports will use those settings as defaults if no further changes (to tags, time, or other parameters) are needed.
The following tables describe the fields for each report. The dashboard simplifies or combines some of these fields for readability and easier navigation.
Note
The abbreviation GF represents the general foreman or supervisor.
When you export the report to a CSV file, you see the following fields.
Header Name |
Example |
Field Type |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
GF Vehicle |
F38188 |
text |
Supervisor Vehicle ID |
GF Name |
J Yanez, Alex; 619-772-4382; SUP2; WD911 |
text |
Supervisor name and ID |
Total Crew Visits |
4 |
int |
Number of times supervisor visited crew |
Total Goal (hours) |
10 |
int |
Specified goal (in hours) the supervisor should visit crew |
Time on Site with Crews |
4:10 |
time |
Time the supervisor spent with crew |
Plus or Minus Goal |
+5:49:00 |
time |
Difference between goal and actual time supervisor spent |
Total Transit Time |
16:12 |
time |
Total time the supervisor is in transit |
Total Distance Driven |
656.29 |
dec |
Distance the supervisor has travelled |
Total Showups |
11 |
int |
Number of times the supervisor co-located with a working team |
Total Time at Showups |
37:48:00 |
time |
Total amount of time the supervisor spent with working teams |
Header Name |
Example |
Field Type |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
Manager |
L3-Distribution SE Div |
text |
Description of manager’s territory |
Supervisor |
L4-Metro East Region |
text |
Description of supervisor’s territory |
Vehicle |
F38188 |
text |
Supervisor Vehicle ID |
Name |
J Yanez, Alex; 619-772-4382; SUP2; WD911 |
text |
Supervisor name and ID |
Date |
7/15/2018 |
date |
Date of (aggregated) row entry |
Total Crew Visits |
4 |
int |
Number of times the supervisor visited crew |
Total Goal (Hours) |
10 |
int |
Specified goal (in hours) the supervisor should visit crew |
Time On Site With Crews |
4:10 |
time |
Time the supervisor spent with crew |
Plus Or Minus Goal |
5:49:00 |
time |
Difference between goal and actual time the supervisor spent |
Total Transit Time |
16:12 |
time |
Time the supervisor is in transit |
Total Distance Driven |
656.29 |
int |
Distance the supervisor has travelled |
Total Showups |
11 |
int |
Number of times the supervisor co-located with a working team |
Total Time at Showups |
37:48:00 |
time |
Total amount of time the supervisor spent with working teams |
Header Name |
Example |
Field Type |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
Manager |
L3-Distribution SE Div |
text |
Description of manager’s territory |
Supervisor |
L4-Metro East Region |
text |
Description of the supervisor’s territory |
GF Vehicle |
F38188 |
text |
Supervisor Vehicle ID |
GF Name |
J Yanez, Alex; 619-772-4382; SUP2; WD911 |
text |
Supervisor name and ID |
Date |
7/15/2018 |
date |
Date of co-location event firing |
GF Arrive Time |
6:02AM |
time (12H) |
Timestamp of when the the supervisor arrived |
GF Depart Time |
10:59AM |
time (12H) |
Timestamp of when the supervisor departed |
Time On Site |
4:10 |
time |
Time the supervisor spent with crew |
Transit Time |
5:49:00 |
time |
Transit time to co-location event specified in row |
Distance Driven |
16:12 |
time |
Distance driven to co-location event specified in row |
Location Start Time |
6:28 PM |
time (12) |
Time co-location event begins |
Location End Time |
6:53 PM |
time (12) |
Time co-location event ends |
Trucks Visited |
F27583 |
text |
ID of working team truck |
Location |
Menifee, California 92584 |
text |
Reverse geocoding of where a co-location event occurred |
Show-up |
X |
boolean |
Is row a show-up (Supervisor / Working Group co-location) event |
Comments
1 comment
For the Complete Listing, the header name and description do not seem to match for GF Arrive Time and GF Depart time. I believe that the header is correct.
Also, GF is, or at least used to be, a common abbreviation for Girl Friend. It makes this report kind of a weird read.
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