Introduction to Geofencing

Geofencing lets you use a device’s location — generated by GPS — to trigger an alert when the device enters or leaves a defined area. Geofencing can offer protection against theft, loss, and unauthorized use.

In order for geofencing to work, the device must have internet connectivity and enabled location service. Geofencing is typically used for cellular-connected devices with high accuracy location services enabled, such as smartphones or tablets.

It has two view modes available:

List view.

Grid view

To look at an existing geofence, click on the name of the geofence from the list. This will bring up an overview of the geofence.

To view the devices in relation to your geofence, navigate to the ‘Devices on Fence’ tab.