GPS tracker: With convenience in mind
You know how the story goes: An employer hires a seemingly fantastic employee to be a part of their fleet team, things go well for a while, but in the end something doesn't go quite right. Whether the employee quit or had to be let go, there is the daunting task of making sure that security isn't compromised for your fleet business. Thankfully, GPS tracker password changes can be done quickly and safely right from your own facility.
When an employee quits or gets fired you get to change physical locks or keys, deactive company gas cards, update your staff directory and finalize any last expenses. All of that will most definitely take much longer than it will for you to change the password on the GPS tracker device for the ex-employee.
Some GPS tracker companies have a requirement for users to call in or submit an online request to retrieve or make changes to any ID and password information. Then, you're stuck waiting for an unknown amount of time before you can get any information to make one simple change.
At US Fleet Tracking, our system allows users to log-in and make these simple changes themselves! There's no more wait times for tech support. GPS tracker password changes are one personnel issue that can be taken care of rapidly.
If you can type and click with a mouse then it's pretty simple. After logging into the GPS tracker system on your computer, all you will have to do to change a password is click the symbol that looks like a gear, which is located right at the top of the control box in the left corner of the screen. A menu box appears upon clicking on the gear which asks for the old password, the new password and confirmation of that new password. In one submission you're done!
Isn't it wonderful to have a GPS tracker system made with convenience in mind?
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Key Takeaways
GPS tracker: With convenience in mind
Isn't it wonderful to have a GPS tracker system made with convenience in mind?
Whether the employee quit or had to be let go, there is the daunting task of making sure that security isn't compromised for your fleet business
At US Fleet Tracking, our system allows users to log-in and make these simple changes themselves!
Thankfully, GPS tracker password changes can be done quickly and safely right from your own facility
GPS tracker password changes are one personnel issue that can be taken care of rapidly.
When an employee quits or gets fired you get to change physical locks or keys, deactive company gas cards, update your staff directory and finalize any last expenses
Then, you're stuck waiting for an unknown amount of time before you can get any information to make one simple change.
All of that will most definitely take much longer than it will for you to change the password on the GPS tracker device for the ex-employee
A menu box appears upon clicking on the gear which asks for the old password, the new password and confirmation of that new password.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main benefit of GPS tracking for
The article highlights that GPS tracking helps organizations improve response times, reduce operational costs, and increase visibility into vehicle and asset locations - key advantages relevant to GPS Tracker Password Changes Done Quickly.
Is professional installation required for GPS tracking devices?
OBD-II devices plug directly into the vehicle diagnostic port with no tools, while hardwired trackers require connecting to the vehicle's electrical system. US Fleet Tracking recommends professional installation by a certified vehicle electronics technician for hardwired devices.
How does GPS tracking help recover stolen vehicles?
GPS tracking provides live location updates that allow law enforcement and fleet managers to pinpoint a stolen vehicle's exact position in real time, dramatically speeding up recovery compared to traditional methods.
How does GPS tracking help fleets during severe weather?
GPS tracking provides real-time weather overlays, helps dispatchers reroute drivers around dangerous conditions, and monitors vehicle locations so managers can verify driver safety during storms.