Check Points

Route points refer to check points indicated when creating a route. The table can include:

• Point name — the name given to this check point while creating it.
  
• Real arrival — the time when the unit entered the check point.
  
• Scheduled arrival — the time when the unit was supposed to enter the check point according to the schedule.
  
• Initial location — location at the time of entry.
  
• Real departure — the time when the unit left the check point.
  
• Scheduled departure — the time when the unit was supposed to leave the check point according to the schedule.
  
• Final location — location at the time of departure.
  
• Result — Visited (both entrance and exit were detected), Entrance only, Exit only, Skipped.
  
• Route — the name of the route to which this check point belongs.
  
• Schedule — the name of the schedule.
  
• Round — the name of the round.
  
• Arrival time deviation — positive value if delayed, negative value if in a hurry in regards to the arrival time set in the point properties.
  
• Departure time deviation — positive value if delayed, negative value if in a hurry in regards to the departure time set in the point properties.
  
• Presence duration — the time spent at the check point.
  
• Presence mileage — the mileage at the check point.
  
• Section duration — time spent to travel from the previous check point to the current one.
  
• Section mileage — the mileage from the previous check point.
  
• Count — the number of points.
  
• Driver the name of the driver (if available).
  
• Trailer — the name of the trailer (if it was bound).
  
• Notes — an empty column for your custom comments.
  

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