Azuga - SafetyIQ 15.1.0 Updates

New Features: 

• The new SafetyIQ Program Dashboard provides insurance partners with deeper visibility into fleet safety performance. With AI-powered insights, enhanced filters, granular risk distribution, and improved navigation, insurers can quickly identify high-risk fleets, monitor program health, and analyze trends across industries, regions, and fleet sizes. 

• SafetyIQ can now be accessed directly from the Azuga Fleet App for Direct customers. Users can switch to SafetyIQ without logging in again and will continue to see only the groups and data they already have access to. This feature is being rolled out gradually and will be available to more Direct accounts over time. 

New Features

The new SafetyIQ Program Dashboard provides insurance partners with deeper visibility into fleet safety performance. With AI-powered insights, enhanced filters, granular risk distribution, and improved navigation, insurers can quickly identify high-risk fleets, monitor program health, and analyze trends across industries, regions, and fleet sizes. 

The Program Dashboard in SafetyIQ has been redesigned to provide INSCO customers with deeper program insights, improved navigation, and more granular risk analysis across fleets. 

The revamped dashboard introduces: 

• AI-generated executive insights 
• Enhanced filtering capabilities 
• Granular fleet risk distribution 
• Improved navigation with structured sections 
• Expanded analytics across industry, region, and fleet cohorts 

The new layout organizes program insights into four primary sections: 

1. Overview 
2. Performance 
3. Compliance 
4. Risk Distribution 

This structure enables insurance program managers to quickly understand overall program health, identify high-risk fleets, and analyze trends across multiple operational cohorts. 

Key Enhancements: 

1. AI-Powered Executive Summary: 

The dashboard now includes an AI-generated Executive Summary at the top of the page that provides a quick overview of the program’s safety performance. 

The summary analyzes fleet program data and highlights key observations, helping users quickly understand important trends and insights across their fleets. 

Capabilities: 

• Provides a high-level overview of program performance 
• Identifies: 
  • High-risk fleets 
  • Top performing fleets 
  • Emerging safety trends 
• Highlights key operational insights and recommendations 

Users can: 

• Click Read More to expand the insights panel 
• View detailed analysis and recommendations 
• Click on fleet names to navigate directly to the Fleet Dashboard 
• Export AI insights separately 

2. Filters: 

The revamped dashboard introduces expanded filtering options. 

Previously, the dashboard supported only a TSP (Telematics Service Provider) filter. The new version supports additional filters including: 

• Fleet Size 
• Industry 
• Region 
• Fleet Group 

These filters allow insurance program managers to analyze safety performance across specific segments of their program portfolio. 

3. Dashboard Navigation: 

To improve usability, the dashboard now uses section-based navigation. A sticky navigation bar allows users to quickly jump between sections within the same page. 

Available sections: 

• Overview 
• Performance 
• Compliance 
• Risk Distribution 

Clicking any section instantly scrolls from the dashboard to the corresponding content area. This eliminates long scrolling and improves the discoverability of key analytics.

4. Dashboard Interactivity: 

• Most charts, cards, and visualizations in the Program Dashboard are now interactive and clickable. 
• Users can click on chart segments or data points to view the fleets contributing to that specific category. 
• From the drill-down view, users can navigate directly to the Fleet Dashboard for deeper analysis. 

Section Details: 

1.  Overview Section: 

The Overview section provides a high-level summary of program activity and safety performance. It includes the following three key components: 

1.A. Account Focus: 

Highlights the most critical metrics of the telematics program. It provides a snapshot of key program-level metrics, including: 

This section provides a quick understanding of program scale and operational activity. 

1.B. Policy Focus: 

Displays the count of Azuga fleet policies that are scheduled for renewal within the next 3–6 months. 

This section enables insurance partners to proactively monitor fleets approaching renewal periods. It includes the following metrics: 

• Upcoming Azuga Renewals 
• Policy Violations 

1.C. Program Distribution: 

Shows how fleets are distributed based on their overall safety/risk score ranges. 

The Program Distribution chart replaces the earlier risk classification pie chart and provides a more granular view of fleet safety scores. Instead of grouping fleets into broad categories such as Low Risk, Medium Risk, and High Risk, the new dashboard categorizes fleets into specific score buckets, including: 

This approach allows insurers to better understand the severity and distribution of risk across different score ranges. For example: 

• A fleet with a score of 400–499 indicates moderate safety risk compared to fleets in lower score ranges. 
• A fleet with a score of 0–99 represents a significantly higher safety risk. 

This granular classification helps insurers more accurately identify risk concentration and safety performance trends within their fleet portfolio. 

Clicking a bar in the chart opens a detailed view showing the fleets within that score range. Fleet names in the list are clickable and navigate directly to the individual Fleet Dashboard. 

2. Performance Section: 

The Performance section highlights fleets based on their safety performance and risk trends within the program. It displays fleet insights in a tabular format and allows users to view performance using two different analysis modes: 

• Fleet Trend 
• Score Trend 

Users can switch between these views using the dropdown selector available in the top-right corner of the section. Additionally, the table includes two tabs: 

• High Risk Fleets 
• Top Performing Fleets 

These tabs allow users to quickly focus on fleets with declining safety performance or fleets that are demonstrating strong safety improvements. 

2.A Fleet Trend: 

The Fleet Trend view evaluates fleet performance based on AI-driven safety trends over the last three months, identifying fleets with improving or declining safety performance. This AI-powered analysis helps insurers quickly identify behavior patterns contributing to fleet risk. 

The table includes the following information: 

Fleet names in the list are clickable and navigate directly to the individual Fleet Dashboard. 

2.B. Score Trend: 

The Score Trend view evaluates fleet performance based on fleet safety scores. Unlike the Fleet Trend view, it ranks fleets based on their overall safety score performance. The table includes the following information: 

Fleet names in the list are clickable and navigate directly to the individual Fleet Dashboard.  

Fleet scores are calculated using the scoring model enabled for the program: 

• Azuga Safety Score 
• Milliman Risk Score 

The scoring model used depends on the configuration of the insurance program. 

3. Compliance Section: 

The Compliance section focuses on device installation and connectivity health. This section consolidates device-related insights for the entire program. 

3.A. Device Focus: 

Displays counts for: 

This provides a quick overview of device deployment across the program. Clicking on a card takes you directly to the corresponding dashboard with detailed insights for that device category. 

3.B. Device Information: 

Visual donut charts display device installation status: 

Device states include: 

Examples include: 

• OBD devices 
• Asset trackers 
• Safety cameras 

 Clicking a segment of the chart takes the user to the corresponding Device Dashboard for that device type. These insights help identify: 

• Devices that are not reporting 
• Installation gaps 
• Communication issues 

4. Risk Distribution Section: 

The Risk Distribution section provides advanced cohort-based risk analysis. Fleets are categorized across multiple dimensions. 

4.A. High Risk Fleets – Industry: 

Shows fleet risk distribution across different industry classifications, helping compare safety risk across business types. 

Example industries include: 

Click Show More to view additional industry classifications. This helps insurers identify industries with higher safety risks.  

Clicking on these tiles opens a detailed view showing the fleets within that industry category. Fleet names in the list are clickable and navigate directly to the individual Fleet Dashboard. 

4.B. High Risk Fleets – TSP: 

Shows fleet risk distribution across different Telematics Service Providers (TSPs), allowing comparison of safety risk across telematics platforms. 

Example comparison: 

• Azuga fleets 
• Other telematics providers 

This helps insurers understand how safety risk varies across different telematics providers. 

Clicking on these tiles opens a detailed view showing the fleets within that TSP category. Fleet names in the list are clickable and navigate directly to the individual Fleet Dashboard. 

4.C. Risk Distribution – Region and Fleet Size: 

Shows fleet risk distribution across operating regions and fleet size segments, helping insurers compare safety risk across geographic areas and fleet sizes. 

• Region Distribution: Displays fleet risk across US regions, including: 
  • Midwest 
  • Northeast 
  • South 
  • West 
• Fleet Size Distribution: Displays fleet risk based on fleet size segments, including: 
  • 1–29 vehicles 
  • 30–89 vehicles 
  • 90–139 vehicles 
  • 140–249 vehicles 
  • 250+ vehicles 

Risk levels in both views include: 

• Safe 
• Watchlisted 
• Risky 
• Unknown 

These insights help insurers identify regional safety trends and determine whether fleet size influences safety risk. 

Clicking on a segment of the chart opens a detailed view showing fleets within that region across different risk categories (Safe, Watchlisted, Risky, and Unknown). Fleet names in the list are clickable and navigate directly to the individual Fleet Dashboard.

Clicking on a segment of the chart opens a detailed view showing fleets within that fleet size segment across different risk categories (Safe, Watchlisted, Risky, and Unknown). Fleet names in the list are clickable and navigate directly to the individual Fleet Dashboard.

4.D. Trip Classification: 

This section shows when trips occur: Regular hours (6 AM – 10 PM), Late Night (10 PM – 6 AM), or Weekends (Saturday & Sunday). 

Trip activity is categorized into: 

• Normal trips 
• Weekend trips 
• Late-night trips 

These insights help identify behavior patterns associated with safety events. 

Clicking on a segment of the chart opens a detailed view showing fleets within that trip range and category. Fleet names in the list are clickable and navigate directly to the individual Fleet Dashboard. 

4.E. Other Distribution: 

Additional charts analyze program data by: 

• Telemetry providers 
• Industry segmentation 
• Fleet size cohorts 

Export Capability: 

Export functionality is not available as of today. This feature is planned for a future release and will enable users to download and share Program Dashboard data more easily. 

SafetyIQ can now be accessed directly from the Azuga Fleet App for Direct customers. Users can switch to SafetyIQ without logging in again and will continue to see only the groups and data they already have access to. This feature is being rolled out gradually and will be available to more Direct accounts over time. 

SafetyIQ (SIQ) is now integrated directly into the Azuga Fleet App Switcher for Direct customers, making it easier for users to access SIQ without a separate login flow. 

Direct users can launch SafetyIQ directly from the Fleet App, eliminating the need for a separate login. Once accessed, user permissions and group visibility remain consistent, so users see only the same groups and data they are authorized to view in Fleet. 

What’s New: 

• Seamless App Switching: Direct users can launch the SafetyIQ application directly from the Fleet App Switcher. Once selected, users are taken straight into SIQ. 

   

• Unified Access & Permissions: User access in SIQ mirrors their existing Fleet permissions. 
  • Group-level access remains consistent across both applications. 

  • For example, if a user has access to only specific groups in Fleet, they will see only those same groups in SIQ. 

     

• Controlled, Phased Enablement: This feature is not enabled universally. 
  • SIQ access via the Fleet App Switcher appears only for Direct accounts that have already been set up in SafetyIQ. 
  • Accounts are being enabled progressively over the coming weeks as part of the planned rollout. 

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