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Where everything is in Yipii IoT and where to go first — the map, assets, trackers, alerts, geofences, reports, sharing and settings, one page each.

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Yipii IoT opens on one screen and mostly stays there. Rather than a sidebar of pages, it uses a single workspace with tabs — so the first thing worth learning is where the three parts of that screen are.

The Yipii IoT map view, with the asset panel, search and view switcher marked

  1. Asset panel — every vehicle and piece of equipment you can see, grouped and colour-coded by status. Click one to focus the map on it; the three-dot menu on a card holds per-asset actions like sharing a tracking link.
  2. Search and filters — find an asset by name, or filter the list down by status: moving, idle, parked, offline. On a big fleet this is faster than hunting on the map.
  3. View switcherMap View, Dashboard and Cameras. Everything else (assets, alerts, reports, users, settings) opens as an additional tab alongside these, from the menu in the top-right.

On a phone the layout collapses: the asset panel becomes a narrow rail, and the view switcher becomes a single button showing the current view.

Start here

New account, nothing set up yet:

  1. Quick start — from signing in to a vehicle on the map.
  2. Register a tracker — by QR scan or IMEI.
  3. Draw a geofence — the depots and sites everything else keys off.
  4. Set up your first alert — and send it to someone who will act on it.

The rest of the guide

Watching the fleet

  • Map — live positions, layers and controls.
  • Statuses — what moving, idle, parked and offline actually mean.
  • Dashboard — fleet-level numbers and trends.
  • Assets — the vehicle record, its details and photos.

Being told about things

  • Alerts — conditions, channels, quiet hours.
  • Geofences — the shapes alerts and reports key off.
  • Push notifications — free, instant, works when the app is closed.

Getting numbers out

Hardware

  • Trackers — supported models, setup, remote commands.
  • Beacons — tracking things that have no tracker of their own.

Sharing with customers

Account

Looking for maintenance?

Servicing, work orders, parts and inspections are Yipii Mobility, a separate product against the same vehicles. Tracking tells you where a van is; Mobility tells you what it needs.

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