A non-powered asset is any piece of equipment that does not have a starter motor, ignition, or power source - such as trailers, containers, and generators. Track asset locations and status in Reveal to optimize equipment use, prevent theft, and keep your team equipped.
Non-powered assets are added to Reveal when a tracking unit is installed on them. You can see non-powered assets on Live Map and also in the Fleet and device list.
In this article:
Managing non-powered assets
From the Fleet and device list (if visible), you can:
- View and edit non-powered asset details to help you identify it in Reveal.
- Add specific asset details to improve report accuracy.
- Add non-powered assets to groups.
- View the location history of your assets to see where they were during an incident.
- Adjust the asset's tracker settings.
To open the Fleet and device list, go to Account Profile > Admin > Fleet and device list.
Non-powered asset list
To see information on your assets, go to Admin > Assets. The following displays:
- Screen title: Tells you how many non-powered assets are in the list.
- Search asset field: Search for non-powered assets by their number or name (or part of their number or name). Enter your search term in the field and then press the Enter key.
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Export: To download the asset list to a spreadsheet, click the export
icon .
- Asset #: The non-powered asset's number is used to identify the asset in Reveal and is created when the asset is registered on the system.
- Asset Name: The non-powered asset's name is used to identify the asset in Reveal and is created when the asset is registered on the system.
- Primary Group: If the non-powered asset is assigned to one or more groups, the primary group is listed here.
- Year and Make: The year that the non-powered asset was manufactured, and the manufacturer.
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Last Update: The time that has passed since the non-powered asset's location was last updated. The passed time is displayed as a blue or red link.
- Blue link: The non-powered asset's location has been updated within the last week.
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Red link: The non-powered asset's location was updated more than a week ago. Click the link to open the location map that shows you where the asset is currently located:
- ESN: The Electronic Serial Number (ESN) is a unique number that identifies the tracking unit installed on non-powered assets.
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Edit: Click the pencil
icon to open the Asset Overview screen to view or update information on an asset.
Sort the list by clicking any column title. For example, click Asset Name to sort alphabetically, and click it again to reverse the order.
Asset overview
Open the Asset Overview screen using one of these options:
- From the Asset List page, click the pencil icon
next to the non-powered assets you want to edit.
- From the Fleet and device list page, click on the name of the asset.
Update your asset details on the Overview tab.
Click EDIT DETAILS to open the side panel and change any of these fields:
- Picture: To add or change an image of the non-powered asset click UPLOAD, then select an image to upload. Adjust the image size if necessary.
- Name: By default, the ESN is used as the asset name. Change the default asset name to make it easier to search for and identify the non-powered assets in Reveal.
- Number: Change the default asset number to make it easier to search for, and identify the non-powered assets in Reveal.
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Group: To add the non-powered asset to one or more groups, select from the Group drop-down.
Click SAVE when complete.
Specifications - click the pencil icon to open the side bar and add or update any of the following details:
- Make: The manufacturer of the non-powered asset.
- Model: The model name of the non-powered asset.
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Year: The year that the asset was manufactured.
Click SAVE when complete.
Comments - Here you can add additional information about the non-powered assets. For example, "This asset is no longer in use".
Tracker settings
Control how Reveal tracks your assets. Click View details for advanced information on your asset, or learn how to Customize asset trackers.
Location history
On the Location history tab, you can view up to fifty of the non-powered asset's most recent location updates.
To choose the date range of the location history, click the Time frame field and then select an option from the drop-down menu. Options are:
- Today
- Last 7 Days
- Last 30 Days (this is the default option)
- Last 90 Days
- Custom: select this option to choose your own date range. Use the calendar pickers in the Start Date and End Date fields to select the dates, then click APPLY to set the date range.
The Location history table has the following columns:
- Time and Date: The time and date that the non-powered asset's location was updated.
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Accuracy: The accuracy of the non-powered asset's location. The accuracy can be one of the following:
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Accurate
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Potentially inaccurate
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Inaccurate
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Accurate
- Location: The address of the asset at the time of the update. To view the location on a map, click the address.
- Check-in type: The update type.