POI Visit

The POI Visit report shows every time your tracked vehicles stopped at a defined Point of Interest (POI) — a customer site, depot, fuel station or any location you have saved. It is built for dispatchers and operations managers who need proof of site visits and a picture of how long vehicles spend at each place.

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Shows: The POI Visit report on screen with the summary tiles (Total Visits, Unique POIs, Avg Dwell Time) above a visit log listing POI name, vehicle, arrival, departure and dwell time.

Alt text: AVLView POI Visit report showing summary tiles and a table of vehicle visits with arrival, departure and dwell time.

What the report shows

Each visit is logged with its arrival and departure, and the report rolls the detail up into a few headline figures:

• Total Visits — the number of POI arrivals recorded across the fleet for the period.
• Unique POIs Visited — how many distinct Points of Interest were reached, so you can see coverage at a glance.
• Avg Dwell Time — the average time a vehicle stayed at a POI, from arrival to departure.
• Most Visited — the Point of Interest that received the most visits during the period.
• After-Hours Visits — visits that fell outside normal working hours, flagged for review.

How to run it

1. Open Reports and choose the Compliance & Geofencing category (or search “POI”).
2. Select POI Visit.
3. Set the date range you want.
4. Click View to see it on screen, or Download for a PDF or Excel copy.

Schedule it

Open the Scheduled tab to have the POI Visit report emailed to you automatically — for example a weekly summary of site visits sent to you and your dispatch team every Monday morning.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as a visit?

A visit is recorded when a vehicle arrives inside a defined Point of Interest and stays long enough to register a stop. Its dwell time runs from arrival until the vehicle leaves the POI.

Why are some visits marked after-hours?

Any visit that falls outside your normal working hours is flagged as an after-hours visit so you can review unexpected activity, such as a vehicle reaching a customer site late at night.

Related reports

• Geofence Breach
• Compliance & Liability Exposure