Wialon Visited Geofences Report

A Wialon Visited Geofences Report provides a historical record of when tracked vehicles or assets visited predefined geographic areas. These areas can represent customer locations, depots, warehouses, job sites, delivery zones, or other important places.

A geofence is a virtual geographic boundary created on the Wialon map. Wialon supports circle, polygon, and line geofences, allowing businesses to define locations, operational areas, routes, and geographic corridors.

Depending on its configuration and the available tracking data, the report can show the geofence name, entry time, exit time, visit duration, parking duration, mileage, average speed, maximum speed, assigned driver, and other operational details.

Yes. The report can display when a tracked vehicle entered and exited a selected geofence, providing a time-based record of activity at that location.

Yes. Wialon can calculate the duration of each geofence visit based on the recorded entry and exit times. This helps managers understand how long vehicles spend at customer sites, warehouses, depots, and job locations.

The report can confirm that the tracked vehicle or asset entered a geofence created around the customer’s location. This provides useful location-based evidence, although it does not independently confirm which tasks were completed during the visit.

Yes. Entry, exit, and visit-duration records can help businesses verify that a tracked vehicle reached a delivery location. The report can support delivery reviews, customer inquiries, and internal investigations.

Yes. Businesses can create geofences around multiple customers, warehouses, depots, job sites, delivery points, and other operational locations. These geofences can then be included in Wialon reports and notifications.

Yes. A report can be configured to review activity associated with particular geofences and tracked units. This helps managers determine which vehicles visited an operational location during the selected reporting period.

Yes. Geofences can be organized into groups, and reports can use selected geofences or geofence groups. This is helpful when reviewing activity across customers, service territories, warehouses, or groups of job sites.

Wialon provides a separate Non-visited Geofences Report that can identify selected geofences that were not visited during the reporting period. This can help managers detect missed stops or locations that did not receive expected service.

Depending on the report settings, geofence activity can be grouped or organized by supported time intervals such as day, week, month, or shift. This makes it easier to compare visit patterns over time.

Yes. When the necessary tracking data and report columns are available, Wialon can show parking duration within a geofence. This can help managers distinguish active travel from time spent stationary at a location.

Yes. Depending on the report configuration, Wialon can calculate mileage associated with an interval inside a geofence. This can be useful for large job sites, yards, terminals, and other operational areas.

Yes. Available report fields can include average and maximum speed during the geofence interval. Managers can use this information to review vehicle activity within yards, depots, job sites, and other controlled areas.

These reports help managers compare visit durations, identify recurring delays, verify completed stops, and understand how vehicles use operational locations. These insights can support better dispatching, scheduling, routing, and resource allocation.

Yes. Historical entry, exit, and visit-duration records can provide objective location-based information when reviewing questions about arrival times, missed visits, or time spent at a customer location.

Yes. Wialon report execution jobs can be configured to generate and send reports automatically according to a selected schedule, depending on account permissions and system configuration.

Accuracy depends on factors such as GPS device performance, reporting frequency, satellite reception, geofence size and placement, transmitted data, and Wialon configuration. Properly designed geofences and compatible tracking hardware can improve report reliability.

Yes. Forall Tracking can help configure Wialon geofences and reports around customer sites, depots, warehouses, job locations, and other important areas. Contact us to discuss how visited geofence reporting can support your fleet’s service verification, accountability, and productivity.