What's new in Release 25.4 (March 2025) – Powerfleet Knowledge

On-Road IoT

Existing report subscriptions that cover a period beyond the organization's configured telematics data retention period will be disabled and will not be sent via email. These disabled subscriptions will be accessible in the subscriptions list for three months after which they will be permanently deleted. If you want to continue receiving the report via email, click the report heading and change the date to align with your organization's data retention policy.
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The filters on the Asset page have been improved:
1. 1. A new filter called No trips => 5days will only show assets that have not reported trips in the last 5 days or more using the last trip date and time.
  2. The filter No positions => 5days filters the asset list to show only assets that have not reported positions in the last 5 days or more using the last position date and time.
  3. The Not downloading filter has been renamed to No trips and positions => 5 days. The number of days that will be included has also changed from 2 to 5 days and will thus only show the assets with no positions and trips for more than 5 days.

A new optional column called “Last location” has been added to the Assets page. This is the last location associated with the last position and will display either a reverse geocode address or the Unity On-Road IoT location name. When selected this will also display in the asset export file.

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Some of the email templates have been updated to the new On-Road IoT brand. The report logo has been updated to the new logo and the Timeclock and ELD audit request have been rebranded.

A new “Advanced commands to mobile device” option is available for use on the MiX 4000 and MiX 6000 LTE devices. The Powerfleet support team can use this to send reboot commands to the devices and to clear the accelerometer calibration. Note that the MiX 6000 does not support the calibration clearing. This feature is permissioned-based.