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Whether your system is used to track a single vehicle or manage an entire fleet, Shadow Tracker
Professional Reports provide an indispensable tool for monitoring the status of your employees
and vehicles. Shadow Tracker Professional provides 47 different reports that can be customized
to meet your specific needs. Each report accesses database records according to the reporting
parameters you select. The data is then organized and displayed in an easy to understand format.
Reports fall into several categories or types, which are listed and summarized below.
Tracking Reports – Provide detailed daily GPS tracking information for employees and vehicles.
Vehicle Reports – Provide detailed summaries of Vehicles and Vehicle Groups
Map Locations – Provide detailed Map Location information.
Other Reports – Provide detailed summaries of Branch, Customer and Employee Records
The following reports require a seperate module for operation. See the documentation which
relates to these modules.
InventoryReports
Marked Locations
Job/Time Activity
Understanding Reporting Parameters
Before creating a report, it is important to understand reporting parameters and how they will
impact the reports you create. Simply stated, reporting parameters are the adjustable settings
that you control when you create a report. These parameters determine the specific information
that will be included in the report and, depending on the values that are used, can produce
strikingly different results. You can think of setting reporting parameters as a method of targeting
and shaping your GPS data. As you gain experience and become more familiar with how these
settings impact your reports, you will be able to quickly create reports that zero-in on the detailed
information you need to manage your vehicles more efficiently.
Beginning / Ending Time
The Beginning / Ending Time setting is directly related to the Start and End Date that is selected.
Both settings are based on the 24-hour Military Time format where 00:00 represents 12:00 AM
or midnight, and 23:59 represents 11:59 PM or one minute before midnight. This setting controls
the time frame that will be included in the report for the Date that is selected. Only the GPS data
that falls within this time frame will be used in the report.