Navtrak Releases Upgraded GPS software
New software version now enables the user to monitor employee vehicle usage outside of scheduled time frames, and to view vehicle engine hours statistics for proactive maintenance.
Navtrak, Inc, a GPS system provider, announced this week the release of GPS monitoring, mapping and reporting software Street Suite version 4.0. Street Suite 4.0 incorporates numerous enhancements developed with input from its thousands of users, Navtraks’ programmers and technical advisors. New features include the ability to create “points” on an interactive map, enabling reporting on arrival and departure times, and the length of time spent at a particular site. In addition, Street Suite 4.0’s powerful new Google-like reports interface enables the user to monitor employee vehicle usage outside of scheduled time frames, and to view vehicle engine hours statistics for proactive maintenance. Navtraks’ Street Suite 4.0 also offers many plug-ins and reports, including a preventative maintenance module, after hours reporting to monitor employee usage outside of allowed times, and a report that tracks – in real time - quarterly fuel taxes for commercial vehicles under the International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA). Navtraks’ Street Suite 4.0 software is cross-browser compatible and is currently available for Microsoft WindowsXP and Windows2000 users.
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