Reports and analytics

Five analytics screens answer "who, how much and how well" for each area. Links to them appear in the sidebar under Reports while the dashboard is open.

How the analytics screens are built

All five share one layout — learn one and you know the rest.

Header — the report name and the count of selected objects, for example "24 of 120 vehicles". On the right sit Export CSV and Back to dashboard.

Filter bar

• Search — by object name.
• Object selector — All vehicles, All zones, All cameras, All cargo. Narrows the report to a subset.
• All statuses — a status filter.
• Period — a set of buttons, or From / To fields, depending on the report.

The label Sorted by distance shows the current sort.

Table — the main block. Clicking a column header sorts by it; clicking again flips the direction (asc / desc). With nothing matching: "No results match your filters."

Two charts — a breakdown by category, and each selected object's share of the total.

Export downloads the whole current selection, with every filter applied.

Vehicle analytics

Reports → Vehicle analytics, at /analytics/vehicles. Purpose: "Distance, trips & driving events".

The "By vehicle" table

Subtitle: "Per-vehicle movement & events · click a column to sort".

Column	Meaning
Vehicle	The vehicle name
Plate	Registration plate
Status	Current state
Distance	Distance in the period
Trips	Trip count
Time moving	Total time in motion
Avg trip	Average trip length
Events	Event count

Search: "Search vehicle or plate…". Empty: "No vehicles match your filters."

Charts

• By event type — what the selection's events consist of ("412 events across selection").
• Utilisation — each vehicle's share of fleet distance ("Share of fleet distance · selected vehicles"). It exposes imbalance: a few vehicles carrying a large share while the rest sit idle.

Reading it

High Time moving with low Distance means dense traffic or long waits in congestion. Many Trips with a short Avg trip means distribution work; the reverse means long-haul runs.

Geofence analytics

Reports → Geofence analytics, at /analytics/geofences. Purpose: "Crossings, dwell & zone alerts".

The "By geofence" table

Column	Meaning
Zone	Name
Area	Area in km²
Type	Operational, speed zone, restricted
Crossings	Total boundary crossings
Entries	Entry count
Exits	Exit count
Avg dwell	Average time inside
Alerts	How many times the zone raised an alert

Search: "Search zone or type…". Empty: "No zones match your filters."

Charts

• By alert type — what the triggers consist of.
• Busiest zones — each zone's share of crossings.
• Crossings by hour — entries and exits by hour of day, with Peak entries at, Peak exits at and Quietest window markers. The bar tooltip reads "08:00 — 14 in · 9 out".
• Speed compliance — for zones with a limit: the share of crossings within it ("within limit" / "violations") summarised as "avg 52 · p95 71".
• Overspeed severity — by how much the limit was exceeded (km/h over) plus Top speeding vehicles in the selected zones.

Reading it

A gap between Entries and Exits means some vehicles were still inside at the end of the period. The p95 figure in speed compliance is more informative than the average: it filters out one-off spikes and shows the speed the fast end of the traffic actually travels at.

Camera analytics

Reports → Camera analytics, at /analytics/cameras. Purpose: "Fixations, detections & confidence".

The "By camera" table

Column	Meaning
Camera	Name
Status	Online / offline
Fixations	Vehicle fixation count
Detections	Detected object count
Avg conf	Average recognition confidence
Uptime	Share of time the camera was reachable

Search: "Search camera…". Empty: "No cameras match your filters."

Charts and lists

• Detections by class — what is actually being recognised: vehicles, people, other ("1,204 detections · avg confidence 91%").
• Fixation share — each camera's contribution to the total fixation count.
• All fixations — a table of the most recent fixations with Time, Camera, Class, Plate / object and Conf. columns. The subtitle spells out the selection: "100 recent · of 3,482 this range (51,200 total) · newest first".

Reading it

Low Uptime with normal Fixations means the camera drops out often but works while it is up; look at the network or power. Many Detections with few Fixations means the camera sees movement but cannot read plates: check the angle, lighting and focus.

Cargo analytics

Reports → Cargo analytics, at /analytics/cargo. Purpose: "Volume, delivery & on-time SLA".

The "By shipment" table

Column	Meaning
Shipment	Cargo name
Status	Planned, in transit, delivered, damaged
Volume	Shipment volume
Deliveries	Delivery count
On-time	Share delivered on time
Avg transit	Average delivery time

Search: "Search shipment…". Empty: "No shipments match your filters."

Charts

• Status breakdown — how many shipments sit in each status ("37 shipments in selection").
• Volume share — each shipment's contribution to the volume moved.

Reading it

A drop in On-time while Avg transit holds steady usually means the planned deadlines were too optimistic, not that transport got worse. Both moving together points to a genuine problem on the route.

Transit on-time

Reports → Transit on-time, at /analytics/transit. Purpose: "Schedule adherence across routes".

Periods: 7 days, 30 days, 90 days.

Key figures

Figure	Meaning
On-time rate	Percentage of arrivals that met the schedule
Arrivals	How many arrivals were recorded
Late	Arrivals behind schedule
Early	Arrivals ahead of schedule
Routes	How many routes have recorded arrivals

Tables and charts

• By route ("On-time performance per route") with Route, Arrivals, On-time and Late columns.
• Daily on-time ("Share on time per day") — how adherence moves over time.

With no data: "No arrivals recorded yet."

Reading it

A large Early count is not necessarily good news: in public transport, leaving a stop early means passengers missed it. A steady dip on the Daily on-time chart on particular weekdays usually points to recurring congestion rather than driver discipline.

Exporting reports

On every screen Export CSV downloads the selection with all filters and the current sort applied. The events log and the fixations page additionally offer .xlsx export.