For the first time, users can view historical Telemetry Trends in the T3 map, unlocking new insights into asset performance over time. The Telemetry Trends tool helps fleet managers track performance, monitor asset health, and identify patterns in historical data. Service managers can also use it to troubleshoot issues and analyze diagnostic data for service and maintenance.

Telemetry Trends displays interactive graphs of historical data to help users understand key metrics such as fuel level, engine RPM, battery voltage, speed, and more. Users can capture snapshots or export data for further analysis, making it easier to monitor performance, detect issues, and make informed decisions.

Note: The availability of Telemetry Trends depends on the tracker device configuration for each asset. In some cases, data may not be displayed.

Accessing Telemetry Trends

Find Telemetry Trends in the T3 map toolbar by selecting Chart.

Various charts will be displayed based on the asset’s telematics data, with a default view of the last 30 days. Users can adjust the timeframe to last week, month-to-date, last month, week-to-date, or a custom range.

Interactive Features

The graph line represents average data values for the time period. Hover over the line graph to see minimum, maximum, and average data points. The blue-shaded area highlights significant spikes and dips of data.

Zoom in on a specific timeframe by selecting an area within the graph and dragging the cursor to refine the date range. Select the reset to initial view icon to reset the data to the last choice made in the date range selector.

Jump to other charts using the table of contents on the right panel.

Note: To return to the asset's live location, toggle the feature back to Map within the toolbar.

Downloadable Options

Users can export data in two formats for easy sharing or deeper analysis:

CSV File – Export all asset metrics for a comprehensive data review.
PNG Image – Save a specific graph as an image for quick reference.

Learn More

For more information, see Using Telemetry Trends to View Historical Asset Data.