Map Tools
Reverse Geocoding
Feature Summary
Reverse Geocoding converts latitude and longitude coordinates into human-readable addresses, landmarks, or place names. This adds context to raw GPS data, making it easier to identify exactly where an asset is located for tracking and reporting.
Additional Information
Note!
Reverse Geocoding is automatically enabled for assets. You can choose to view, hide, or show street addresses in asset position reports using the following instructions.
How-To: View Reverse Geocoding
In the Navigation menu select “Assets”
Click the “Asset Options” gear icon next to the desired asset to edit
Click on “Positions”
The position reports available will show street addresses above the assets latitude and longitude location unless reverse geocoding has been hidden.
How-To: Hide Reverse Geocoding
In the Navigation menu select “Assets”
Click the “Asset Options” gear icon next to the desired asset to edit
Click on “Edit Asset”
Expand the “Settings” tab
Under “Hide Information” check the “Address” box
Select “Save Changes”
How-To: Show Reverse Geocoding
In the Navigation menu select “Assets”
Click the “Asset Options” gear icon next to the desired asset to edit
Click on “Edit Asset”
Expand the “Settings” tab
Under “Hide Information” uncheck the “Address” box
Select “Save Changes”
Key Features
Coordinate to address conversion — turns latitude and longitude into readable addresses, landmarks, or place names.
Real-time and historical data — converts both current asset locations and past movements.
Map integration — displays addresses directly on maps for easier visualization.
Customizable output — set the level of detail, from simple city names to full addresses.
Address-based alerts — triggers notifications on address-specific events, such as entering or leaving a location.
Use Cases
Fleet management — show vehicle locations as addresses rather than raw coordinates.
Delivery and logistics — convert pick-up and drop-off coordinates into addresses for accurate delivery reports.
Emergency response — quickly determine the address of an event or asset to speed response times.
Incident reporting — attach precise addresses to events and accidents based on GPS data.