This guide shows how to setup a Time on Site report. It includes report plugin installation, Point of Interest import and report configuration.

This guide shows how to move from the previous GpsGate Reports to GpsGate Reporting 3. The guide is aimed at users that have upgraded GpsGate Server from version 2.3 to version 3.0 and still use the old reporting functionality.

GpsGate Reports give you essential trip and idle information and helps you monitor fuel consumption and green driving. Reports can be run both for drivers and vehicles. You can view reports on-line and schedule them over email for easy access.

Video tutorial on how to create an Event Rule Report.

The reporting framework introduced in GpsGate Server 3.0 enables easy report customization. You can create your own report definitions and customize existing report templates without programming skills.

Hi, my name is Daniel Lidström and I work as a Software Developer here at GpsGate. I was involved in creating the new reporting framework that we have released as part of GpsGate Server 3.0. In this post I am going to show you how you can access the data stores used for reporting within your own applications. One of the reasons for wanting to do this is to be able to provide some additional value to your customers. In this post I will show how to list the distances travelled per day by the vehicles, using SQL.

GpsGate Server 3.0 includes a completely re-designed reporting framework for easier report configuration and increased reporting performance. Reports are downloaded to your GpsGate Server from the Site Administration application. New reports are continuously added, so please contact us if you need a specific report!