Follow driver location
See location information for the driver moving the shipment and use it in your operating workflow.
Keep the verified driver in view.
Follow driver location, reduce check calls, and spot missing updates. Use geofencing during verification to check where drivers are.
Location and verification in the shipment workflow.
Location receivedDriver location
5:58 AMReceived
Inside pickup geofence
6:01 AMConfirmed
Tracking update missing6:04 AM
- Last update
- 6:01 AM
- Current state
- No new location
TrackingLoad 80472View tracking
Know where drivers are and what needs attention.
Bring driver location and verification together so your team can follow the shipment and investigate interruptions.
Reduce manual check calls
Use available location updates to answer routine shipment questions and focus follow-up where it is needed.
Check verification location
Use geofencing when drivers complete verification to check whether they are where they should be.
Spot missing updates
See a flag when tracking stops or an update is missing, so your team can investigate.
From driver location to follow-up in three steps.
Connect the driver to the shipment, follow location updates, and check interruptions.
Shipment assignment
Load 80472
Assigned driver confirmed
Pickup location set
Tracking connected
Connect the driver
Link the shipment with its assigned driver so location and verification refer to the person moving the load.
Location update received
Inside pickup geofence
Stop verification received
Driver location confirmedFollow location updates
Review driver location and verification at the stop. Use the geofence check to confirm the verification location.
Last location received
Pickup verified
Tracking update missing
- Last update
- 6:01 AM
- Current state
- No new location
Check interruptions
When an update is missing, review the flag and the last available location. Follow up to understand what happened.
Your questions answered
What does tracking show?
You see where the verified driver is during the load, and Indemni flags the load if updates stop or come in late.
Where does the location come from?
It comes from the verified driver’s phone, so you’re following the same person who passed verification for the load.
Will this cut down on check calls?
Yes, your team can answer most “where’s the truck?” questions from the latest update instead of calling the driver.
What happens if tracking goes dark?
You get a flag right away with the last known location, so your team can reach the driver or carrier while the trail is fresh.
Can we confirm the driver is really at the pickup?
Yes, geofencing checks that the driver is at the right place, like the pickup facility, when they verify.
Can we track team drivers separately?
Yes, you see each driver’s location on its own, so you can tell whether they’re traveling together.
See tracking on a sample shipment. Follow the driver and the updates.
Review driver location, a verification geofence check, and a missing-update flag in the shipment workflow.
See shipment tracking in action.
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