Within Track Assistant you have the option to either register trips manually, or do it automatically. This is the way automated trip tracking is working:

As soon as you have set up the App for automated trip tracking, it detects when you are entering your car and switching it on. Because the App recognises the Bluetooth connection of your carkit / handsfree set. At this point you will receive a notification on your smartphone that the trip has started. From this moment, we start to collect GPS coordinates systematically. These coordinates are saved within the App.

When you stop the car and switch of the power, the App waits for 6 mins to check if your really ended your trip. Because when you drive away again within 6 mins, that stop will be registered as a waypoint. You will receive notifications for waypoints as well.

When 6 mins have passed after you stopped your car, you will get the notification ‘trip ended’ and all data (coordinates) will be pushed to the Track Assistant servers.  On the servers, the route will then be determined and the distance calculated. As soon as the route and distance is available, it will be send back to the App and you receive the final notification ‘trip processed’. The trip is ready to be viewed in the App by swiping the trip to the left and click on ‘view trip’.

The first automatic journey continues with the odometer value of your previous trip. If you are an existing user, you do not have to do anything at this stage and can continue with Step 2 right away. If you are a new user, you first have to manually add your last trip with the actual odometer value, so that the first automatic trip continues with the latest odometer value. You can add a trip with the latest value in the App by clicking on the + sign and add the information. This can also be done in your online account.

While driving, the Track Assistant app registers  the GPS coordinates of where you are, every few minutes. As soon as you switch off the car, Track Assistant waits for 6 mins to see if this is your end destination, or if you just stopped for a moment (i.e. to get a cup of coffee at a fuel station).

Within Track Assistant you have the option to either register trips manually, or do it automatically. This is the way automated trip tracking is working:

As soon as you have set up the App for automated trip tracking, it detects when you are entering your car and switching it on. Because the App recognises the Bluetooth connection of your carkit / handsfree set. At this point you will receive a notification on your smartphone that the trip has started. From this moment, we start to collect GPS coordinates systematically. These coordinates are saved within the App.

When you stop the car and switch of the power, the App waits for 6 mins to check if your really ended your trip. Because when you drive away again within 6 mins, that stop will be registered as a waypoint. You will receive notifications for waypoints as well.

When 6 mins have passed after you stopped your car, you will get the notification ‘trip ended’ and all data (coordinates) will be pushed to the Track Assistant servers.  On the servers, the route will then be determined and the distance calculated. As soon as the route and distance is available, it will be send back to the App and you receive the final notification ‘trip processed’. The trip is ready to be viewed in the App by swiping the trip to the left and click on ‘view trip’.

The first automatic journey continues with the odometer value of your previous trip. If you are an existing user, you do not have to do anything at this stage and can continue with Step 2 right away. If you are a new user, you first have to manually add your last trip with the actual odometer value, so that the first automatic trip continues with the latest odometer value. You can add a trip with the latest value in the App by clicking on the + sign and add the information. This can also be done in your online account.

While driving, the Track Assistant app registers  the GPS coordinates of where you are, every few minutes. As soon as you switch off the car, Track Assistant waits for 6 mins to see if this is your end destination, or if you just stopped for a moment (i.e. to get a cup of coffee at a fuel station).

Within Track Assistant you have the option to either register trips manually, or do it automatically. This is the way automated trip tracking is working:

As soon as you have set up the App for automated trip tracking, it detects when you are entering your car and switching it on. Because the App recognises the Bluetooth connection of your carkit / handsfree set. At this point you will receive a notification on your smartphone that the trip has started. From this moment, we start to collect GPS coordinates systematically. These coordinates are saved within the App.

When you stop the car and switch of the power, the App waits for 6 mins to check if your really ended your trip. Because when you drive away again within 6 mins, that stop will be registered as a waypoint. You will receive notifications for waypoints as well.

When 6 mins have passed after you stopped your car, you will get the notification ‘trip ended’ and all data (coordinates) will be pushed to the Track Assistant servers.  On the servers, the route will then be determined and the distance calculated. As soon as the route and distance is available, it will be send back to the App and you receive the final notification ‘trip processed’. The trip is ready to be viewed in the App by swiping the trip to the left and click on ‘view trip’.

The first automatic journey continues with the odometer value of your previous trip. If you are an existing user, you do not have to do anything at this stage and can continue with Step 2 right away. If you are a new user, you first have to manually add your last trip with the actual odometer value, so that the first automatic trip continues with the latest odometer value. You can add a trip with the latest value in the App by clicking on the + sign and add the information. This can also be done in your online account.

While driving, the Track Assistant app registers  the GPS coordinates of where you are, every few minutes. As soon as you switch off the car, Track Assistant waits for 6 mins to see if this is your end destination, or if you just stopped for a moment (i.e. to get a cup of coffee at a fuel station).