Monitor fleet real-time alerts
Use the Real-Time Alerts page to see every active safety and diagnostics alert across your fleet, understand which alert types are most frequent, and identify when incidents cluster during the day.Before you start
- You need Manager or Admin access to view Fleet pages.
- Alerts are generated by vehicles with active DataLogger OBD devices. Vehicles without a connected device do not appear in the Alert Feed.
Steps
Open the Real-Time Alerts page
- In the left navigation, click Fleet.
- Click the Real-Time Alerts card on the Fleet Intelligence dashboard. The Real-Time Alerts page opens at
Fleet Management › Real-Time Alerts.
Read the summary tiles
The top of the page shows four tiles that update automatically:| Tile | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Active Alerts | Total open alerts across the fleet |
| Critical Threats | Alerts at Critical severity requiring immediate action |
| Alerts This Hour | Count of alerts generated in the current hour, compared to the same hour yesterday |
| Vehicles Affected | Number of distinct vehicles with at least one active alert |
Filter by time range
Click 24H, 7D, or 30D above the tiles to change the period the summary tiles and charts reflect.Work the Alert Feed
The Alert Feed table lists individual alert events. Columns are Time, Vehicle ID, Alert Type, and Severity.- To search for a specific vehicle, type its Vehicle ID in the Search by vehicle field above the feed.
- Use the status filter tabs — All, Active, or Acknowledged — to narrow the feed.
- Click Filters to apply additional criteria.
- The feed paginates. Use Previous and Next to move between pages. The header shows how many alerts are loaded and the total count (for example, “Showing 5 of 10 alerts”).
Review alert distribution
Below the Alert Feed, three panels give a fleet-level picture:- Severity Distribution — percentage breakdown across High, Medium, and Low severity alerts. A bar labeled MONITORED shows the overall proportion being tracked.
- Top Alert Categories — the alert types with the most incidents (for example, Harsh Braking: 23 incidents, Harsh Acceleration: 12 incidents).
- 24-Hour Intensity Trend — a time-series chart showing alert volume by hour, broken out by Critical, High, and Medium severity. Use this to identify when incidents peak during the day.