Geofencing draws a virtual boundary around a location — a depot, customer site, or restricted zone — and triggers alerts when a vehicle enters, exits, or dwells too long inside it. Geofences enforce authorised routes and stops, flag unauthorised detours (a common fuel-theft signal), and automate arrival/departure logging at customer sites.

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What is Geofencing?

Definition

Geofencing draws a virtual boundary around a location — a depot, customer site, or restricted zone — and triggers alerts when a vehicle enters, exits, or dwells too long inside it.

Why it matters for Indian fleets

Geofences enforce authorised routes and stops, flag unauthorised detours (a common fuel-theft signal), and automate arrival/departure logging at customer sites.

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