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[post_content] => Messaging allows you to send SMS messages from within the portal to your fleet vehicles. You can send messages to vehicles directly from the Vehicle Card in the Portal. Messages can be sent to any vehicle with a valid phone/SMS number. You can also review received messages from the Vehicle Card.
You must have the Messaging permission enabled in the User Access List and SMS Messaging enabled in the Menu Access List.
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To send a message from the Vehicle Card, the applicable vehicle must have valid vehicle contact information associated with the vehicle.
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Add/Edit Via Messaging Feature
Add/Edit Contact Info - Messaging Feature:
- From the Vehicle Card, click the ellipsis icon ().
A menu appears.
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The Messaging page appears.
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- Scroll down to the Contact Info section.
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A success message appears stating "The vehicle "XX" has been updated."
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- From the map, Search Results tab, or Vehicles tab, click the vehicle you want message.
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- Click Send Message.
- Choose a phone number to use for the message.
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- Enter a message in the Message box (e.g., Can you stop by Yard B on your way back to the Warehouse?).
- When finished with the message, click Send Message.
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Send an Email Message
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- Click Message.
- Click Send Message.
- Choose an email address to use for the message.
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- Enter a message in the Message box (e.g., Can you stop by Yard B on your way back to the Warehouse?).
- When finished with the message, click Send Message.
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To send a message from the Vehicle Card, the applicable vehicle must have valid vehicle contact information associated with the vehicle.
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A menu appears.
- Click Send Message.
The Messaging page appears. You can view all messages sent to/received from this vehicle contact from this page. All messages display time and date stamps.
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Add/Edit Via Messaging Feature
Add/Edit Contact Info - Messaging Feature:
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A menu appears.
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The Messaging page appears.
- Click Edit Vehicle Contact Info.
- Scroll down to the Contact Info section.
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- Click Message.
- Click Send Message.
- Choose a phone number to use for the message.
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- Enter a message in the Message box (e.g., Can you stop by Yard B on your way back to the Warehouse?).
- When finished with the message, click Send Message.
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- Click Send Message.
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[post_content] => SMS Messaging allows you to send SMS messages from within the portal and/or from your mobile device. You (and your drivers) can explore additional query services for more advanced functions performed from an SMS-enabled device--such as getting a vehicle's current location, setting landmarks, adding stop notes, and more.
In order to use Messaging, you must have the Messaging permission enabled in the User Access List, the SMS Messaging and SMS/Email items enabled in the Menu Access List (Custom and Dashlet categories). You will only see messages associated with vehicles and/or drivers that are available to you.
Your message cannot exceed 160 characters. If your message exceeds 160 characters, the message is broken down into multiple messages consisting of 153 characters. The total maximum character limit is 918 characters.
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[post_excerpt] => SMS Messaging allows you to send SMS messages from within the portal and/or from your mobile device.
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[post_content] => Using the portal, you can send an SMS message from several areas of the portal: The dashboard, the SMS Messaging interface, or from 2D and 3D maps. The compose options vary for each area. Messages can be sent to any vehicle or group of vehicles with valid phone/SMS number. If your account assigns drivers to vehicles, you can instead choose from individual drivers or a group of drivers.
Messages will be sent from the 477-477 (GPSGPS) number. Messages cannot exceed 160 characters.
If your message exceeds 160 characters, the message is broken down into multiple messages consisting of 153 characters. The total maximum character limit is 918 characters.
Once you send a message to a mobile user from the portal, the phone number will automatically be associated with your account and authorized for query services.
Send SMS Messages from the Dashboard
In order to use the SMS/Email Messaging dashlet, you must have the Messaging permission enabled in the User Access List, the SMS Messaging and SMS/Email items enabled in the Menu Access List (Custom and Dashlet categories).
Example
Company XYZ has several warehouses used by its Delivery drivers. Warehouse A just went dark due to a critical power outage in the area, and the fleet manager wants to notify drivers of the issue.
To send a message from the dashboard
- From the dashboard, locate the Messaging dashlets. Double-click or drag-and-drop the SMS/Email Messaging dashlet onto the dashboard.
The dashlet appears on the selected dashboard.
You can display multiple SMS/Email Messaging dashlets on the dashboard.
- Click Send SMS Message to display message options in the dashlet.
The SMS/Email Messaging dashlet includes an option to alternatively send an email. Choose "Send Email" if you prefer to send the message via email. Selected vehicles or drivers must have an email address added to their contact information.
- Click the drop-down to select the vehicle or driver group that you want to receive the message. (Use the "show drivers" and "show vehicles" link to toggle between the types.)
All vehicles with valid SMS phone numbers in the selected group are selected by default.
Vehicle contact info is typically used if your company does not specify driver contact info and/or assign them to vehicles.
- Clear individual check boxes as needed to isolate a subset of vehicle(s) or driver(s) in the current group.
- Type your message (cannot exceed 160 characters).
- Click Send Message.
The selected number(s) should receive the message within 5-30 seconds.
Send a Message from the SMS Messaging Interface
In order to use the SMS Messaging interface, you must have the Messaging permission enabled in the User Access List and the SMS Messaging items enabled in the Menu Access List (Custom category).
Example
Company XYZ has several warehouses used by its Delivery drivers. Warehouse A just went dark due to a critical power outage in the area, and the fleet manager wants to notify drivers of the issue.
To send a message from the SMS Messaging interface:
- From the portal, hover over the More menu, click SMS Messaging, and click Open.
The SMS Messaging page opens in a new browser tab.
- In the Compose grid, click the drop-down to select the vehicle or driver group that you want to receive the message. (Use the "show drivers" and "show vehicles" link to toggle between the types.)
All vehicles with valid SMS phone numbers in the selected group are selected by default.
Vehicle contact info is typically used if your company does not specify driver contact info and/or assign them to vehicles.
- Clear individual check boxes as needed to isolate a subset of vehicle(s) or driver(s) in the current group.
- Type your message (cannot exceed 160 characters).
- Click Send Message.
The selected numbers should receive the message within 5-30 seconds. An onscreen message appears to indicate how many messages were sent successfully and how many failed (if any).
Send a Message from a Map
In order to send a message from a map, you must have the Messaging permission enabled in the User Access List.
Example
Company XYZ has several warehouses used by its Delivery drivers. Warehouse A just went dark due to a critical power outage in the area, and the fleet manager wants to notify drivers of the issue.
To send a message from a 2D or 3D map:
- From the mapping interface, click the vehicle you want to message.
If SMS Messaging features are enabled for your account, the pop-up contains a Mobile line item for all vehicles, regardless of whether or not a phone number is assigned.
- Click Send SMS to [vehicle name].
The SMS Messaging interface opens in a new browser tab. In the Compose grid, ensure the selected vehicle has a phone number assigned.
If a number is not assigned, the message will fail. Click to "Vehicle Contact Info" or "Driver contact info" to assign a number:
- In the Compose grid, type your message (cannot exceed 160 characters).
- Click Send Message.
The selected number should receive the message within 5-30 seconds. An onscreen message appears to indicate how many messages were sent successfully and how many failed (if any).
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[post_content] => Queries allow you to issue various requests from any standard cell phone with SMS service, from an attached Garmin device, or from an authorized email address. Once your phone or email address is authorized, the portal offers several query-based services for your account: Admin Functions, Driver Functions, Alert Monitor Functions, and Garmin Functions. Queries must be formatted according to a specific syntax in order to receive a valid response.
Authorize Your SMS-Enabled Device
Before using query services on your phone, you must authorize your device using your portal credentials for your account. Authorization is a one-time setup process.
Authorization of an SMS number happens automatically if the number was included in an SMS message sent from the portal. You can view authorized numbers for your account by opening the portal and going to Account > Manage Users > Authentication for email and SMS queries.
To authorize your SMS-enabled device
- Compose a new text message using the following syntax (substitute your username and password for the placeholders shown with brackets):
gps login [username] [password]
- Send the message to 477-477 (GPSGPS).
If your credentials were sent successfully, you'll receive a confirmation message: "Login succeeded. Proceed with any GPS command"
Authorize Your Email Address
Before using query services in an email, you must authorize your email address in your account and then create token(s) for each vehicle group that you want to isolate. Authorization is a one-time setup process.
To authorize your email address:
- From the portal, hover over the Account menu, click Manage Users, and click Authentication for email and SMS queries.
The Authenticate Phones for SMS Query page opens in a new browser tab.
- In the Email List grid, click Email next to Register New.
- In the Add New Email window, enter your email address, and associate it to a user account.
- Click Add Email.
A success message indicates that the address was saved.
- From the bottom of the Group Token List grid, click Group Token next to Register New.
- In the Add New Group Token window, choose the username for which you want to associate groups, and then choose a vehicle access group.
- Click Add Group Token.
A new token (XXXX) is created for the selected vehicle group. You'll use this token in the "To" address when you send query-based emails.
You can send individual messages to a particular vehicle within the group token when you specify the vehicle in the query. The token just ensures that you have access to the vehicles within the group.
- From the Query Wizard, click Email.
- When the Query Wizard expands, choose an email address from the list of authorized users.
- Choose a Vehicle Group (group token).
The Query Wizard refreshes to show the 'To' Address that you must use whenever sending query-based emails to the selected vehicle group:
Send Messages using Query Functions
The following queries are available to use with SMS messaging, email messaging, or Garmin messaging (only where indicated). For phone-based queries, send messages to 477-477 (GPSGPS). For email-based queries, send messages to the customized address(es) for your username. Responses are typically received 5-30 seconds after the query has been sent. Input is not case-sensitive.
Admin Functions
Admin functions require authorization.
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Query,Syntax,Response Example(s),Notes
Current Location,gps [vehicle name]~~~~Example: gps TR-150,TR-150: Idle stop for 4 min at Headquarters~~OR~~TR-150: 65 mph WNW (75 max) at 19001 N. Scottsdale Road\, Scottsdale\, AZ (33.6594398 -111.9247721),[Vehicle name] can be full or partial. All matching vehicles are returned in the response. Append the keyword address to return an address instead of a landmark name (if applicable).~~Append the keyword/value cc [recipient number] to send the response to another recipient.
Group Location,gps [group name] group~~~~Example: gps Delivery group,TR-150: Stopped 8 hrs\, 5 min at 19001 N. Scottsdale Road\, Scottsdale\, AZ (33.6594398 -111.9247721)~~TR-151...[repeat for each vehicle in the group],[Group name] cannot be partial.
Set Landmark,gps [vehicle name] landmark [new landmark name]~~~~Example: gps TR-150 landmark Checkpoint D38,LANDMARK: checkpoint d38 created at lat/lon: 33.6594398 -111.9247721,[Vehicle name] must be full name (no partials).
Driving Distance,gps [vehicle name] distance [entity]~~~~Example: gps TR-150 distance headquarters,TR-150 (42 mph ENE (max)) is 21.2 mi. drive from Headquarters (about 33 min),The keyword distance can be shortened to dist. [Entity] can be a vehicle name (full or partial)\, a landmark\, or a street address. Use commas between address parts.
Close Vehicles,gps [vehicle name] close~~~~Example: gps TR-150 close,VN-173 35 yards E stopped~~VN-174 409 yards N 34 mph W -41 sec~~VN-175...[repeat for each vehicle within range],[Vehicle name] can be full or partial. All matching vehicles are returned in the response.~~Moving vehicles report the number of seconds between when the two vehicles according to the last time they reported. Positive = queried vehicle reported first; negative = response vehicle reported first. In the example\, VN-174 reported 41 seconds ago\, which means the distance (409 yards) may have changed since it was originally estimated (assuming the vehicle continued moving W at 34 mph).
Register Vehicle Phone Number,gps [vehicle name] driver [phone number]~~~~Example: gps TR-150 driver 5553859399,5553859399 was assigned to 'TR-150',[Phone number] is necessary only if sending the query from a different phone number.
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Driver Functions
Driver functions do not require authorization, but a driver's phone number must be associated with a vehicle before issuing any of these queries.
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Query,Syntax,Response Example(s),Notes
Driver Lookup by ID,gps id [driver id] or gps [driver id] id~~~~Example: gps id 09283,Driver 'Sally Jones (09283)' is assigned to vehicle (TR-150),This query is commonly used when auto driver assignment is not installed; it provides a sanity check to see which driver is currently logged into a vehicle.
Driver Assignment,gps [vehicle name] driver [first last\, or last\, or reference ID]~~Example: gps TR-150 driver Sally Jones,Driver 'Sally Gypsy' logged into 'TR-150',[Vehicle name] is optional if the driver's SMS number is already assigned to the vehicle.
Fuel Purchase,gps [vehicle name] fuel $[cost] [gallons] gallons [odometer] odo~~~~Example: gps fuel 12.697 gallons $45.19,Fuel Purchase Recorded,[Vehicle name] is optional if the driver's SMS number is already assigned to the vehicle. [Cost] must follow the keyword $. [Gallons] must precede the keyword gal or gallons. [Odometer] is optional. Must precede the keyword odo.
Odometer Update,gps [vehicle name] odo [odometer value]~~~~Example: gps odo 31773,Odometer for 'TR-150' was updated to 31773,[Vehicle name] is optional if the driver's SMS number is already assigned to the vehicle. [Odometer value] must not use punctuation.
Runtime Update,gps [vehicle name] runtime [runtime value]~~~~Example: gps runtime 1301,TR-150 was updated to 1301,[Vehicle name] is optional if the driver's SMS number is already assigned to the vehicle. [Runtime value] must not use punctuation.
Stop Notes,gps [vehicle name] note [note text]~~~~Example: gps note customer was not home for delivery,Your note was received,Stop notes are viewable on 3D History maps and the Stop Notes report. [Vehicle name] is optional if the driver's SMS number is already assigned. [Note text] can include images when using email (not SMS) to record notes.
Stop,stop,Number blocked. We will no longer send messages to [phone number].,Blocked phone numbers are visible on the Manage Vehicles Contact Info page. In order to remove a stop request\, contact Support.
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Alert Monitor Functions
Alert monitor functions require authorization. A monitor tells the system to look for alert conditions. Alert monitors differ from other queries in that you should receive two responses: 1) Confirmation that the monitor is set, 2) Confirmation that alert conditions have been met (may not happen immediately).
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Query,Syntax,Response Example(s),Notes
Parking Monitor,gps [vehicle name] parked~~~~Example: gps TR-150 parked,First Response: 'TR-150' is being monitored. You will be notified as soon as we see it is running.~~Second Response (occurs when the vehicle's ignition changes from off to on): TR‑150 is running as of 2:51:00 PM (0 MPH).,[Vehicle name] must be full (no partials). Monitor expires the first time the alert conditions are met. No additional alerts will occur unless you set another monitor.
Meeting Monitor,gps [vehicle 1 name] meet [vehicle 2 name] [miles]~~~~Example: gps TR-150 meet TR-151 3,First Response: TR-150 and TR-151 are being monitored. You will be notified as soon as we see them within 3 miles of each other.~~Second Response (occurs when the vehicles are within X miles of each other): TR-151 (parked) is 0.03 miles SE from TR-150 (parked).,[Vehicle name] must be full (no partials). [Miles] is optional. If not specified\, the default is 1 mile. Monitor expires the first time the alert conditions are met. No additional alerts will occur unless you set another monitor.
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Garmin Functions
Garmin functions require authorization. You must also be using Garmin services and have Garmin devices attached to your devices.
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Query,Syntax,Response Example(s),Notes
Garmin Dispatch,gps [vehicle name] dispatch [location]~~~~Example: gps TR-150 dispatch Headquarters,The Garmin device in the vehicle receives a dispatch notice.,[Vehicle name] must be full (no partials). The keyword dispatch can be shortened to dis. [Location] can be a landmark name or street address. (Use commas between address parts.)
Garmin Message,gps [vehicle name] garmin [message]~~~~Example: gps TR-150 garmin Happy Flag Day!,The Garmin device in the vehicle receives a message.,[Vehicle name] must be full (no partials). The keyword garmin can be shortened to gm.
Stop Notes,gps [vehicle name] note [note text]~~~~Example: gps note customer was not home for delivery,Your note was received,Stop notes are viewable on the Garmin or SMS Messaging Dashlet(s)\, the SMS Messaging or Garmin Integration Pages\, and the Stop Notes report. [Vehicle name] is optional if the driver's SMS number is already assigned.
Stop,stop,Number blocked. We will no longer send messages to [phone number].,Blocked phone numbers are visible on the Manage Vehicles Contact Info page. In order to remove a stop request\, contact Support.
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USPS Routing Features
These functions relate to USPS integration. You must be using USPS web services and have a valid CRID to utilize this function.
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Query,Syntax,Response Example(s),Notes
USPS Contracts,gps usps contracts~~~~Example: gps usps contracts,ConID: 123XYZ (trip ID: 101\,102),The response will have two parts: The Contract ID from USPS (ConID) and the trips available for assignment within this Contract ID (required for assignment).
USPS Assign,gps [vehicle name] usps [ConID] [action] [trip ID] [date or NASS]~~~~Example: gps Truck5 usps 4562 de 4~~~~Example: gps Truck5 usps 4562 de 4 11/11/2011~~~~Example:gps Truck5 usps 4562 de 4 7031,'Truck5' has been assigned to contract '4562 de 4' and data is being sent to USPS,Assigning a vehicle with a 'DE' or 'ER' action will initiate a data feed about this vehicle to the USPS. Assigning a vehicle with a 'AR' action will terminate the data feed after sending a final 'Arrival' notification. USPS contracts should be set up ahead of time by Support. Use 'usps contracts' query to test for available contracts. Messages sent from Garmin can be reviewed in the Garmin page (Custom > Garmin > Open)
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[post_content] => Message History allows you to see all messages and SMS queries that were sent or received from your GPS account. You can view SMS message from several areas of the portal: The dashboard or the SMS Messaging interface. The filter and alert options vary for each area.
Example
Company XYZ's owner wants to see all alert monitors that have been applied to fleet vehicles within the last week.
To view message history from the dashboard:
- From the dashboard, locate the Messaging dashlets. Double-click or drag-and-drop the SMS/Email Messaging dashlet onto the dashboard.
The dashlet appears on the selected dashboard.
You can display multiple SMS/Email Messaging dashlets on the dashboard.
- Click SMS Message Inbox to display message history in the dashlet.
SMS queries are indicated by this icon: 
. Messages sent from the portal are indicated by this icon: 
.
- Click Edit (pencil icon) in the dashboard to change filter and alert options. When finished, click Apply. In the Company XYZ example, we changed the "Display History" option to 7 days. The dashlet does not offer a search option to filter by keyword "monitor," so we could visually scan for any messages with this keyword or use CTRL + F.
Note the "Display new message alert option." This option is only available when viewing message history from the dashboard. If selected, incoming messages will appear highlighted in red within the dashlet as they are received.
The list of messages refreshes to display items that match the search criteria.
When you click a message, other messages may become if they have the same to/from numbers.
To view message history from the SMS Messaging interface:
- From the portal, hover over the More menu, click SMS Messaging, and click Open.
The SMS Messaging page opens in a new browser tab.
- SMS queries are indicated by this icon: .
- Messages sent from the portal are indicated by this icon: .
- To view messages in a list as opposed to a conversation thread, choose List.
- In the Message History grid, choose the filter option(s) you want, and click Apply. In the Company XYZ example, we chose "7d" from the Date Range and entered "monitor" in the Search String.
The list of messages refreshes to display items that match the search criteria.
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