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Teletrack on Mac
Find machines, manage allocation and alerts, review history and run usage reports.
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Get Teletrack for MacThese guides use the Teletrack Mac app. The native map and history sit alongside the platform's Asset Control, Notifications and Reports pages inside the app.
Some native management shortcuts are in a limited rollout. Use the existing Asset Control and settings pages when a shortcut is unavailable. Recordings are in preparation; the written steps are ready to use.
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Find a machine on the map
Search the fleet and check the machine's latest reported location and telemetry.
Transfer an asset from HQ to a franchisee client
Move one asset into a permitted destination site under another client.
Move an asset between sites
Change an asset's site allocation within the same client.
Review and edit asset settings
Open the machine's settings and save only the changes you intend.
Create a geofence
Draw a named circular area on the native map.
Set up a power connected/disconnected alert
Create the rule for external power changes on a wired tracker.
Set up geofence entry and exit alerts
Choose the boundary, target machines and recipients for geofence events.
Set up an after-hours movement alert
Configure the movement rule and the hours it should monitor.
Review history and replay a trip
Choose a past period, inspect trips and stops and replay the measured route.
Run a hire-period usage report
Use a custom date range to review usage over a machine's hire period.
Run a weekly usage report
Generate the Asset usage summary for a selected week.
Review excess usage
Find days exceeding the report's usage threshold and check the underlying totals.