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Rules |
Description |
Use Cases |
Rule Source(s) |
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Idling |
Idling is leaving the vehicle's engine running while the vehicle is not in motion for a specified amount of time |
Fuel Efficiency, Environmental Compliance, Operational Efficiency |
General > Idling more than |
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Speed Limit Rule |
The speed is detected with GPS. When the driver travels at a speed that exceeds the speed limit (as indicated by the map provider, i.e. HereMaps) on a road segment for a specified amount of time, the Speed Limit event is triggered. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Fuel Optimization |
General > Speed Limit Rule |
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Speed |
The speed is detected with GPS. When the driver travels at a speed that exceeds the speed configured in the portal for a specified amount of time, the Speed event is triggered. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Fuel Optimization |
General > Speed greater than |
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Stopped In Location |
The driver is stopped in a geofence for an amount of time that exceeds the time configured in the portal |
Security Monitoring, Operational Efficiency, Asset Utilization |
General > Stopped In Location |
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Inside Location |
The driver is inside of a location. Often paired with speed rule; e.g. Speeding in a school zone. |
Speed Monitoring in Sensitive Zones, Restricted Zone Compliance |
General > Inside Location |
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Enter Location |
The driver entered a geofence |
Delivery Confirmation, Access Control, Attendance Monitoring |
General > Entered Location |
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Exit Location |
The driver exited a geofence |
Delivery Completion, Theft Prevention, Fleet Routing |
General > Exited Location |
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Harsh Brake |
The driver reduces speed significantly. Example: An emergency stop. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Investigation, Cargo Protection |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Hard Brake |
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Harsh Acceleration |
The driver increases speed suddenly. Example: Harsh acceleration, increasing speed rapidly from 65 km/hr to 100 km/hr. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Fuel Optimization, Cargo Safety |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Hard Acceleration |
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Harsh Cornering (including Hard Left/Right Turn) |
The driver takes a sharp turn abruptly. Example: Harsh cornering, turning rapidly at a speed of 50 km/hr, causing significant lateral force on the vehicle. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Cargo Protection, Vehicle Maintenance |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Hard Left
Turn |
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Panic Button |
The driver manually triggers an event when they spot an unusual incident worth alerting about. To manually trigger an event, the driver presses the Event Trigger button on the dashcam. |
Emergency Response, Theft/Hijacking Prevention, Road Hazards, Incident Documentation, Accident Reporting, Compliance Monitoring |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Panic Alarm |
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Distracted Driving |
The driver is distracted and not focused on the road. Example: Not looking straight ahead for several seconds or displaying any of the behaviors listed as distracted driving events. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Prevention, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Driver Distracted |
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Driver Unbelted |
The driver's seatbelt is not fastened. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Regulatory Compliance, Accident Liability Mitigation |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > No Wearing Seatbelt |
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Cell Phone Use |
The driver is using a cell phone. Example: The driver has the phone on his lap or has picked up the handset. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Prevention, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Phone Calling |
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Forward Collision Warning |
The vehicle is not maintaining a safe distance with the vehicle in front. To ensure accurate alerting on this event, make sure the vehicle is properly calibrated for tailgating events. Relative distance divided by relative speed equals, or is less than 0.6s, then the FCW alarm will go off |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Prevention, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Forward Collision Warning |
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Headway Monitoring Warning |
The vehicle is too close to the vehicle in front of it, while driving above 20 kilometers per hour. To ensure accurate alerting on this event, make sure the vehicle is properly calibrated for tailgating events. When the relative vehicle distance/own vehicle speed < alarm time of HMW (0.6s-4.0s), the alarm will be triggered |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Prevention, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Headway Monitoring Warning |
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Lane Departure Warning |
The vehicle crosses over a certain number of lane marking lines in a specific amount of time. After stably and continuously identifying the lane line, the camera determines whether the current vehicle has a tendency to deviate from the lane. If there is a deviating trend, an alarm will be triggered |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Prevention, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Lane Departure Warning |
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Posted Speed Limit |
The speed is detected with GPS. If the driver exceeds the posted speed limit (as detected from road signs captured by the camera) for a specified duration on a road segment, a Posted Speed Limit event is triggered. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Fuel Optimization |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Posted Speed Sign |
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Rolling Stop |
The vehicle rolls over stop sign without a full stop |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Prevention, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Rolling Stop Sign |
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Camera Obstruction |
The driver facing lens is covered |
Driver Safety Coaching, Incident Investigation, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Video Block Alarm |
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Power Failure |
It's an alarm generated when camera is suddenly out of power, like the power harness was plugged out, didn't go through the normal ignition off process |
Tamper Alerts, Incident Investigation, Operational Efficiency |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Power Failure Alarm |
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Camera Check |
A trigger occurs when there is a discrepancy between telematics data and Geotab communication during a trip. E.g. the asset is detected as moving by Geotab, but the camera fails to communicate or report movement |
Maintenance & Troubleshooting, System Health Monitoring, Tampering Alerts |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Camera Check |
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No Driver Alarm |
The camera is not detecting a driver, likely due to tampering. |
Driver Accountability, Unauthorized Use Detection, Risk Management |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > No Driver Alarm |
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Driver Fatigue |
The camera detects fatigue based on eye movements, in addition to frequent blinking |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Prevention, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Driver Fatigue |
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Input Sensor 1 |
Auxiliary Input 1 is triggered, the number is mentioned on the wire |
Equipment Activation Monitoring, Operational Verification, Maintenance Scheduling |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Input Sensor 1 |
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Input Sensor 2 |
Auxiliary Input 2 is triggered, the number is mentioned on the wire |
Equipment Activation Monitoring, Operational Verification, Maintenance Scheduling |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Input Sensor 2 |
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Input Sensor 3 |
Auxiliary Input 3 is triggered, the number is mentioned on the wire |
Equipment Activation Monitoring, Operational Verification, Maintenance Scheduling |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Input Sensor 3 |
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Input Sensor 4 |
Auxiliary Input 4 is triggered, the number is mentioned on the wire |
Equipment Activation Monitoring, Operational Verification, Maintenance Scheduling |
Camera (ZenduCAM) > Input Sensor 4 |
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Rules |
Description |
Use Cases |
Rule Source(s) |
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Speed Limit Rule |
The speed is detected with GPS. When the driver travels at a speed that exceeds the speed limit (as indicated by the map provider, i.e. HereMaps) on a road segment for a specified amount of time, the Speed Limit event is triggered. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Fuel Optimization |
General > Speed Limit Rule |
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Speed |
The speed is detected with GPS. When the driver travels at a speed that exceeds the speed configured in the portal for a specified amount of time, the Speed event is triggered. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Fuel Optimization |
General > Speed greater than |
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Stopped In Location |
The driver is stopped in a geofence for an amount of time that exceeds the time configured in the portal |
Security Monitoring, Operational Efficiency, Asset Utilization |
General > Stopped In Location |
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Inside Location |
The driver is inside of a location. Often paired with speed rule; e.g. Speeding in a school zone. |
Speed Monitoring in Sensitive Zones, Restricted Zone Compliance |
General > Inside Location |
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Enter Location |
The driver entered a geofence |
Delivery Confirmation, Access Control, Attendance Monitoring |
General > Entered Location |
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Exit Location |
The driver exited a geofence |
Delivery Completion, Theft Prevention, Fleet Routing |
General > Exited Location |
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Harsh Brake |
The driver reduces speed significantly. Example: An emergency stop. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Investigation, Cargo Protection |
Camera (SurfSight) > Brake |
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Harsh Acceleration |
The driver increases speed suddenly. Example: Harsh acceleration, increasing speed rapidly from 65 km/hr to 100 km/hr. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Fuel Optimization, Cargo Safety |
Camera (SurfSight) > Acceleration |
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Harsh Cornering (including Hard Left/Right Turn) |
The driver takes a sharp turn abruptly. Example: Harsh cornering, turning rapidly at a speed of 50 km/hr, causing significant lateral force on the vehicle. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Cargo Protection, Vehicle Maintenance |
Camera (SurfSight)
> Sharp Turn Left |
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Panic Button |
The driver manually triggers an event when they spot an unusual incident worth alerting about. To manually trigger an event, the driver presses the Event Trigger button on the dashcam. |
Emergency Response, Theft/Hijacking Prevention, Road Hazards, Incident Documentation, Accident Reporting, Compliance Monitoring |
Camera (SurfSight) > Panic Button |
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Distracted Driving |
The driver is distracted and not focused on the road. Example: Not looking straight ahead for several seconds or displaying any of the behaviors listed as distracted driving events. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Prevention, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (SurfSight) > Distracted Driving |
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Food/Drink |
The driver is eating or drinking. Example: Drinking a small amount (a sip or two is OK), but not repeatedly. The event kicks in after approximately 20 seconds |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Prevention, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (SurfSight) > Food Drink |
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Smoking |
The driver is smoking. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Health/Safety Policies, Vehicle Maintenance |
Camera (SurfSight) > Smoking |
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Driver Unbelted |
The driver's seatbelt is not fastened. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Regulatory Compliance, Accident Liability Mitigation |
Camera (SurfSight) > Driver Unbelted |
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Cell Phone Use |
The driver is using a cell phone. Example: The driver has the phone on his lap or has picked up the handset. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Prevention, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (SurfSight) > Cell Phone Use |
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Shock |
The vehicle moves suddenly and the camera is in standby mode. The event is triggered when a g-force change is detected when the vehicle should not be moving. If the event is set to a video event, the recording only begins after the event is triggered. Example: Another vehicle has reversed into your vehicle. Shock events are uploaded directly to the cloud and are not stored on the SD card. |
Accident Detection, Insurance Claims, Incident Documentation |
Camera (SurfSight) > Shock |
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Headway Monitoring Warning |
The vehicle is too close to the vehicle in front of it, while driving above 20 kilometers per hour. To ensure accurate alerting on this event, make sure the vehicle is properly calibrated for tailgating events. When the relative vehicle distance/own vehicle speed < alarm time of HMW (0.6s-4.0s), the alarm will be triggered |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Prevention, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (SurfSight) > Tailgating |
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Lane Departure Warning |
The vehicle crosses over a certain number of lane marking lines in a specific amount of time. After stably and continuously identifying the lane line, the camera determines whether the current vehicle has a tendency to deviate from the lane. If there is a deviating trend, an alarm will be triggered |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Prevention, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (SurfSight) > Lane Weaving |
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Camera Obstruction |
The driver facing lens is covered |
Driver Safety Coaching, Incident Investigation, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (SurfSight) > Camera Obstruction |
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Camera Check |
A trigger occurs when there is a discrepancy between telematics data and Geotab communication during a trip. E.g. the asset is detected as moving by Geotab, but the camera fails to communicate or report movement |
Maintenance & Troubleshooting, System Health Monitoring, Tampering Alerts |
Camera (SurfSight) > Camera Check |
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G Sensor Regular |
The g-force of the vehicle is higher than it should be. |
Accident Detection, Insurance Claims, Incident Documentation |
Camera (SurfSight) > G Sensor Regular |
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Rules |
Description |
Use Cases |
Rule Source(s) |
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Idling |
Idling is leaving the vehicle's engine running while the vehicle is not in motion for a specified amount of time |
Fuel Efficiency, Environmental Compliance, Operational Efficiency |
General > Idling more than |
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Speed Limit Rule |
The speed is detected with GPS. When the driver travels at a speed that exceeds the speed limit (as indicated by the map provider, i.e. HereMaps) on a road segment for a specified amount of time, the Speed Limit event is triggered. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Fuel Optimization |
General > Speed Limit Rule |
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Speed |
The speed is detected with GPS. When the driver travels at a speed that exceeds the speed configured in the portal for a specified amount of time, the Speed event is triggered. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Fuel Optimization |
General > Speed greater than |
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Stopped In Location |
The driver is stopped in a geofence for an amount of time that exceeds the time configured in the portal |
Security Monitoring, Operational Efficiency, Asset Utilization |
General > Stopped In Location |
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Inside Location |
The driver is inside of a location. Often paired with speed rule; e.g. Speeding in a school zone. |
Speed Monitoring in Sensitive Zones, Restricted Zone Compliance |
General > Inside Location |
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Enter Location |
The driver entered a geofence |
Delivery Confirmation, Access Control, Attendance Monitoring |
General > Entered Location |
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Exit Location |
The driver exited a geofence |
Delivery Completion, Theft Prevention, Fleet Routing |
General > Exited Location |
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Harsh Brake |
The driver reduces speed significantly. Example: An emergency stop. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Investigation, Cargo Protection |
Camera (Smartwitness) > Brake |
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Harsh Acceleration |
The driver increases speed suddenly. Example: Harsh acceleration, increasing speed rapidly from 65 km/hr to 100 km/hr. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Fuel Optimization, Cargo Safety |
Camera (Smartwitness) > Accelerate |
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Harsh Cornering (including Hard Left/Right Turn) |
The driver takes a sharp turn abruptly. Example: Harsh cornering, turning rapidly at a speed of 50 km/hr, causing significant lateral force on the vehicle. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Cargo Protection, Vehicle Maintenance |
Camera (Smartwitness) > Harsh Turn |
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Panic Button |
The driver manually triggers an event when they spot an unusual incident worth alerting about. To manually trigger an event, the driver presses the Event Trigger button on the dashcam. |
Emergency Response, Theft/Hijacking Prevention, Road Hazards, Incident Documentation, Accident Reporting, Compliance Monitoring |
Camera (Smartwitness) > PanicButton |
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Ignition On |
The vehicle ignition is on |
Vehicle Usage Tracking, Fleet Scheduling, Maintenance Monitoring |
Camera (Smartwitness) > IgnitionOn |
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Ignition Off |
The vehicle ignition is off |
Vehicle Usage Tracking, Fleet Scheduling, Maintenance Monitoring |
Camera (Smartwitness) > IgnitionOff |
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Forward Collision Warning |
The vehicle is not maintaining a
safe distance with the vehicle in front. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Prevention, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (Smartwitness) > Forward Collision Warning |
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Headway Monitoring Warning |
The vehicle is too
close to the vehicle in front of it, while driving above 20 kilometers per
hour. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Prevention, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (Smartwitness) > Forward Proximity Warning |
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Lane Departure Warning |
The vehicle crosses over a
certain number of lane marking lines in a specific amount of time |
Driver Safety Coaching, Accident Prevention, Insurance Risk Mitigation |
Camera (Smartwitness) > Lane Departure Warning |
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NVS |
No video signal on the auxiliary channels |
Camera Malfunction Detection, Cargo Security, Operational Downtime Reduction |
Camera (Smartwitness) > NVS |
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Alarm in |
Alarm in input is triggered |
Security Alerts, Emergency Response, Cargo Protection |
Camera (Smartwitness) > AlarmIn |
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Severe Shock |
The vehicle triggers severe shocks while driving on the road |
Accident Detection, Insurance Claims, Incident Documentation |
Camera (Smartwitness) > SevereShock |
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Media Error |
SD card not writing media footages |
Incident Investigation, Data Integrity |
Camera (Smartwitness) > MediaError |
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Media Format |
SD card formatted |
Incident Investigation, Data Integrity |
Camera (Smartwitness) > MediaFormat |
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Device Fault |
Device fault trigger in the case of issue |
Proactive Maintenance, Incident Investigation |
Camera (Smartwitness) > DeviceFault |
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Camera Check |
A trigger occurs when there is a discrepancy between telematics data and Geotab communication during a trip. E.g. the asset is detected as moving by Geotab, but the camera fails to communicate or report movement |
Maintenance & Troubleshooting, System Health Monitoring, Tampering Alerts |
Camera (Smartwitness) > Camera Check |
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Rules |
Description |
Use Cases |
Rule Source(s) |
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Idling |
Idling is leaving the vehicle's engine running while the vehicle is not in motion for a specified amount of time |
Fuel Efficiency, Environmental Compliance, Operational Efficiency |
General > Idling more than |
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Speed Limit Rule |
The speed is detected with GPS. When the driver travels at a speed that exceeds the speed limit (as indicated by the map provider, i.e. HereMaps) on a road segment for a specified amount of time, the Speed Limit event is triggered. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Fuel Optimization |
General > Speed Limit Rule |
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Speed |
The speed is detected with GPS. When the driver travels at a speed that exceeds the speed configured in the portal for a specified amount of time, the Speed event is triggered. |
Driver Safety Coaching, Fuel Optimization |
General > Speed greater than |
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Stopped In Location |
The driver is stopped in a geofence for an amount of time that exceeds the time configured in the portal |
Security Monitoring, Operational Efficiency, Asset Utilization |
General > Stopped In Location |
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Inside Location |
The driver is inside of a location. Often paired with speed rule; e.g. Speeding in a school zone. |
Speed Monitoring in Sensitive Zones, Restricted Zone Compliance |
General > Inside Location |
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Enter Location |
The driver entered a geofence |
Delivery Confirmation, Access Control, Attendance Monitoring |
General > Entered Location |
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Exit Location |
The driver exited a geofence |
Delivery Completion, Theft Prevention, Fleet Routing |
General > Exited Location |
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Temperature |
The sensor measured temperature above or below the threshold defined in portal |
Cold Chain Monitoring, Warehouse Monitoring, HVAC System Performance |
General > Temperature |
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Faults |
Vehicle OBDII or J1939 faults detected & transmitted by the device |
Preventive Maintenance, Fleet Health Monitoring, Compliance |
General > Faults |
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Fuel Level |
The vehicle is below a below a fuel level threshold configured in the portal |
Fuel Theft Detection, Operational Cost Management, Refueling Optimization |
zIoT Asset Trackers > Fuel Level |
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Aux1 |
Auxiliary Input 1 is triggered |
Equipment Activcation Monitoring, Operational Verification, Maintenance Scheduling |
General > Aux1 |
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Aux2 |
Auxiliary Input 2 is triggered |
Equipment Activcation Monitoring, Operational Verification, Maintenance Scheduling |
General > Aux2 |
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Aux3 |
Auxiliary Input 3 is triggered |
Equipment Activcation Monitoring, Operational Verification, Maintenance Scheduling |
General > Aux3 |
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Battery Level |
The battery level of a device is less than the threshold configured in the portal |
Preventive Maintenance, Remote Asset Management |
General > Battery level less than |
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RPM |
The sensor measured RPM above the threshold defined in portal |
Preventive Maintenance, Fault Detection, Driver Behaviour Monitoring |
zIoT Asset Trackers > RPM |
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Engine Speed |
The sensor measured engine speed above or below the threshold defined in portal |
Preventive Maintenance, Fault Detection, Driver Behaviour Monitoring |
zIoT Asset Trackers > Engine Speed |
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Coolant Temperature |
The sensor measured coolant temperature above or below the threshold defined in portal |
Preventive Maintenance, Fault Detection, Driver Behaviour Monitoring |
zIoT Asset Trackers > Coolant Temperature |
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Rules |
Description |
Use Cases |
Rule Source(s) |
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Temperature |
The sensor measured temperature above or below the threshold defined in portal |
Cold Chain Monitoring, Warehouse Monitoring, HVAC System Performance |
General > Temperature |
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Humidity |
The sensor measured humidity above or below the threshold defined in portal |
Cold Chain Monitoring, Warehouse Monitoring, HVAC System Performance |
General > Humidity |
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Door Open/Close |
Sensor detection of whether a door was opened or closed for duration that exceeds the threshold configured in the portal |
Cargo Security, Delivery Verification, Cold Chain Monitoring, Theft Prevention |
BLE beacon > Door open/close |
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Offline |
The indoor tracker indicates offline status above the threshold defined in portal |
Equipment Downtime Monitoring, Warehouse Inventory Management |
General > Offline more than |
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Door Sensor Removed |
Sensor detection of whether a door sensor was removed |
Theft Prevention, Sensor Health Monitoring |
BLE beacon > Door Sensor Removed |
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Trigger Button |
The user manually triggers an event when they spot an unusual incident worth alerting about. To manually trigger an event, the user presses the Trigger Button on the K21 Keychain Beacon. |
Emergency Response, Incident Documentation, Accident Reporting |
BLE beacon > Trigger Button |