June Updates
New Features:
- The new SafetyCam Settings feature is now live on the Azuga web platform, providing a centralized, user-friendly interface to view and manage camera configurations, event settings, and device behavior for AI SafetyCam and SafetyCam Plus/Pro devices.
- A new Equipment Status Report is now available under the Reports module. This report gives Equipment Managers a clear, consolidated view of their fleet equipment inventory, helping track equipment status, quickly identify missing or misplaced items, and improve operational oversight.
Improvements:
- The Equipment History view is now cleaner and more organized, summarizing consecutive, unchanged location entries into single log entries — reducing clutter and improving visibility into equipment activity and site durations.
- The latest firmware update for GV620MG increases the beacon detection limit from 50 to 100+, enabling customers to track more equipment per vehicle and improve tracking reliability.
- Dropped equipment on the Equipment Live Map is now grouped by street address, replacing multiple cards for the same address with a single consolidated view, making it faster and easier for customers to track and manage equipment at any location.
- We’ve expanded driver license support to include Australian States in the Driving License Issue State dropdown in the Drivers page. This enhancement helps fleet admins accurately capture Australian drivers' license details.
New Features
The new SafetyCam Settings feature is now live on the Azuga web platform, providing a centralized, user-friendly interface to view and manage camera configurations, event settings, and device behavior for AI SafetyCam and SafetyCam Plus/Pro devices.
We’ve introduced a new SafetyCam Settings feature for AI SafetyCam and SafetyCam Plus/Pro devices, offering enhanced control and flexibility through the Azuga web platform.
Navigation: Go to Admin >> Devices >> SafetyCam New.
This powerful update gives users greater control over their SafetyCam devices, making it easier to manage configurations, event settings, and device behavior directly from the platform. It provides a centralized, organized, and user-friendly interface for viewing and managing camera configurations.
Key Highlights:
- SafetyCam Settings: Manage camera configurations directly from the Azuga web platform.
- Revamped Interface: Improved layout for easier vehicle search, status checks, and settings access.
- Flexible Configuration: Apply settings at the account or individual device level.
- New Settings Categories: Expanded options for device and event settings.
- Access Control: Only users with “SafetyCam Settings" privileges can modify settings; others have view-only rights.
- Smarter Table Features: Search, sort, export, and customize the SafetyCam table for better usability.
Reference Document: For more information, refer to [Customer] New Settings Feature - User Guide
A new Equipment Status Report is now available under the Reports module. This report gives Equipment Managers a clear, consolidated view of their fleet equipment inventory, helping track equipment status, quickly identify missing or misplaced items, and improve operational oversight.
We’ve added a new Equipment Status Report under the Reports module to help Equipment Managers monitor equipment status in real time, track inventory assignments, and quickly identify missing or misplaced equipment.
Designed for equipment-heavy fleets like landscaping, field service, and restoration, this report enhances operational visibility, improves accountability, and reduces manual inventory checks, helping prevent asset loss and supporting faster issue resolution.
Navigation: Go to Reports >> Equipment Summary Report.
Key Highlights:
- Comprehensive Status Overview: View total equipment counts with a breakdown of Assigned, Unassigned, and Exceptions.
- Flexible Filters: Filter report results using All, Unassociated, With, and Dropped options for quick, targeted insights.
- Exception Tracking: Easily identify equipment flagged as missing or misplaced for quicker recovery actions.
- Organized PDF Export: Export the report into a clean, location-organized PDF — helpful for verifying equipment pickup and tracking deployments at job sites.
Improvements
The Equipment History view is now cleaner and more organized, summarizing consecutive, unchanged location entries into single log entries — reducing clutter and improving visibility into equipment activity and site durations.
We’ve enhanced the Equipment History section on the Azuga web platform to deliver a cleaner, faster, and more user-friendly experience.
Previously, since the beacon is detected every 3–4 minutes, equipment that stayed at the same location without a status change would generate repeated entries in the history view. This cluttered the equipment history and made it difficult for users to track meaningful activity.
Now, these redundant entries are summarized into a single log entry covering the entire duration at a location — reducing noise, improving readability, and making it easier for customers to see how long equipment remained at a site.
Accessing Equipment History:
- Go to the Equipment Live tab on the extreme left.
- Under the All-Equipment list and select your equipment.
- Click See all Equipment >> See History.
- Switch to the Location tab on the equipment screen.
Example Scenario:
In the example below, the beacon is detected every 3–4 minutes as Van 11 moves. However, its 20-minute stop at “2633 Production Rd” is now summarized into a single entry instead of five separate ones.
Other Key Updates:
- Clear, Accurate Time Ranges: No overlapping timestamps — each entry displays a clean and accurate time range.
- Standardized Time and Date Formatting: Consistent display aligned with Azuga Fleet UI standards.
- Improved Field Order: Organized fields for better readability and faster scanning.
- Enhanced Performance: Location History now loads faster with optimized data handling.
These improvements apply to all Equipment Location History records going forward, making it much easier for customers to review, interpret, and act on equipment activity data.
The latest firmware update for GV620MG increases the beacon detection limit from 50 to 100+, enabling customers to track more equipment per vehicle and improve tracking reliability.
We’ve released a firmware update for the GV620MG device, increasing the beacon detection limit from 50 to 100+.
Key Benefits:
- Track more equipment per vehicle without the need for additional hardware.
- Enhances tracking reliability and accuracy across fleet operations.
- Easily scale tracking capacity as fleet and asset inventories grow.
This update is available to all Equipment Tracking customers using the GV620MG.
Dropped equipment on the Equipment Live Map is now grouped by street address, replacing multiple cards for the same address with a single consolidated view, making it faster and easier for customers to track and manage equipment at any location.
We’ve made an important enhancement to the Equipment Live Map view, making it faster and easier for Equipment Managers to monitor equipment at customer locations and warehouses.
Previously, when equipment was marked as Dropped at a location, the Live Map created a separate card for each geolocation, even if multiple pieces were at the same street address. This resulted in several duplicate cards for identical addresses, making it difficult for customers to:
- Quickly see how many equipment items were at a location
- Scroll through and check each card to get the total count
With this update, Dropped equipment is now grouped by street address on the Equipment Live Map’s left panel. Instead of creating a separate card for each item, the Live Map displays a single consolidated card per address, summarizing all equipment at that location.
This makes it faster and easier for customers to view, count, and manage equipment at any given location.