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Drivers

Feature Summary

Driver Management is a feature set that gives asset managers the ability to generate and maintain accurate records related to the use of assets and can also be used to keep labor logs for those employees exclusively responsible for operating assets. Through assignment, auditing, and logs, managers have a system that can tell them who was operating an asset on any given date or time, down to the minute, assuming proper use. This can be helpful for determining responsibility during an incident reported after the fact and can also help track and assess driver performance when compared to other logs available at the asset level.

How to Use

How-To: Add Driver

  1. Go to the navigation menu and click on ‘Add Item’

  2. Click on ‘Add Driver’

  3. Fill out the information for the required fields, which are:

    1. First Name
    2. Last Name
    3. Username
    4. Password
  4. Fill out the information for any other optional fields

  5. Click on ‘Create Driver’

How-To: Edit Driver

  1. Go to the navigation menu and click on the ‘Manage’ icon
  2. Click on ‘Drivers’ icon
  3. Click on ‘Edit’ icon next to desired Driver
  4. Make the desired changes and click ‘Save Changes’

How-To: Delete Driver

  1. Go to the navigation menu and click on the ‘Manage’ icon
  2. Click on ‘Drivers’ icon
  3. Click on ‘Delete’ icon next to desired Driver
  4. Click ‘Delete’ on the popup window

Additional Information

Drivers

Drivers are actually asset operators and are called Drivers because the Driver Management feature set was created for regulatory compliance needs of portal users. Because the majority of operator activity with regard to assets is vehicle-related, the Driver feature set caters to the needs of Driver Management that many organizations employ to meet regulatory demands or facilitate accounting practices for freelancers.

Drivers exist in the portal as entities that can be assigned to assets and who can log into that asset as a Driver type either from the asset or through the portal. Each Driver, when logged in, is able to generate and store logs, and the activity of the asset while that Driver is logged in can be tied back for use with other features like advanced reports.

Driver Fields

  • First Name: of the Driver
  • Last Name: of the Driver
  • Username: used when logging in on supported devices (like Garmin)
  • Password: used when logging in on supported devices (like Garmin)
  • Duress Password: unique to Drivers, the duress password can be used when logging in if the Driver needs a discreet way to signal emergency or danger. Managers will receive emergency alerts if a Duress Password is used.
  • iButton ID:
  • Phone number:
  • Blood type: non-functional field that allows users to access Driver information and relay to medical personnel in the event of an emergency
  • License number: driver’s license number
  • License expiration: driver’s license expiration
  • License restriction: any special restrictions (corrective lenses, etc) noted on the license
  • Manager: non-functional field that allows users to identify the Driver’s manager
  • Emergency contact: non-functional field, allows users to input a contact person that managers can use if the Driver has an emergency
  • Emergency contact number: non-functional field, allows users to input a phone number that managers can use if the Driver has an emergency
  • Photo: users can upload a photo to the Driver’s file. Common photos are of the Driver, or the Driver’s relevant licenses.

Managing Drivers

In the Manage Module, users can select 'Drivers' to see a list of the drivers available to assets in the portal. The list will display the name and username of the Driver and the date the Driver was added to the portal. Users will have the option to create, edit, and delete drivers from this interface as well.

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