Vehicles and cameras at once
Choose how to view the fleet: as a grid, with one vehicle enlarged, or with the list and the map side by side.
Multi-screen view · Control room
Your whole fleet in view, in a single control room.
Many vehicles and cameras at once, spread across as many monitors as you need. When something happens, you see it straight away.
What you can do
Everything you can do with Multi-screen view
Saved and automatic dashboards
Save your dashboards with a name and get back to them in one click. The platform also prepares automatic dashboards for you:
- On the move
- With an alert
- No signal
- In a geofence
2 to 4 monitors and “Room mode”
Spread the view across 2 to 4 monitors and switch on “Room mode” to work as you would in a control centre.
Alerts catch your eye
When an alert comes in, the vehicle’s tile flashes red. Nobody has to keep watching the screen to find out.
Each section in its own window
Move any section to another window or monitor: Alerts, Summary, Reports, DeCA (Spain’s electronic transport control document), Routes, Drivers… The platform remembers where you left it.
How it works
In 3 steps
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Choose the view
Grid, one vehicle enlarged, or list with map, showing the vehicles and cameras you want.
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Save your dashboard
Give it a name or use the automatic ones: On the move, With an alert, No signal and In a geofence.
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Spread it across your monitors
From 2 to 4 monitors, with “Room mode” and sections in separate windows.
FAQs
What people ask us most
Who is the multi-screen view designed for?
For ambulance control centres, security, passenger transport and large fleets that need to see many vehicles and cameras at once.
How many monitors can I spread the view across?
From 2 to 4 monitors. You also have “Room mode” and can move any section to another window or monitor.
What are automatic dashboards?
Dashboards the platform prepares by itself: On the move, With an alert, No signal and In a geofence. You can also save your own with a name.
How do I find out about an alert in the multi-screen view?
When an alert comes in, the vehicle’s tile flashes red.