On-Road IoT
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Invitation and password reset emails now use your organization's custom branding if set up. Previously, these emails used fixed, generic branding regardless of tenant settings.
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Cellocator devices on Unity On-Road IoT now support fully configurable input peripherals and custom events. Fleet managers can define custom parameters from an input line and raise their own notification and detailed events when those parameters meet a condition.
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CR100 (Cellocator) Over Speeding events now return the vehicle speed at the time of the event. Harsh Braking and Acceleration are not included as those values are not available in the device data.
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Unity On-Road IoT now supports the Atel AN99 portable GPS tracker with Level 1 tracking and trip functionality - live and historical positions, route replay, and trips with sub-trips and per-trip distance across Live tracking, Historical tracking and the Trip timeline.
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The Motorq (Stellantis) integration has been migrated internally from IoTSignals to IoTObservations. No change in behavior is expected - existing events, fuel data, and trip details should continue to display as before.
Powerfleet Manager app
Added search functionality to the notifications screen, users can search notifications by Asset, driver and event type.
EasyELD app
If you sign in to a new vehicle as the active driver while you're still signed in to another one, EasyELD now signs you out of the previous vehicle automatically. This prevents you from showing up as being in two vehicles at the same time. It keeps your logs compliant and makes reporting clean for your manager.
Knowledge base updates
CAN Script changes in Release 26.19 (September 2026)
Create custom input events for Cellocator devices
1. Make the Atel AN99 available
2. Set up the Atel AN99 in Unity MX
Atel AN99 - Feature scope and limitations
Powerfleet Manager app - Asset list
Powerfleet Manager app - Map view
EasyELD - How to connect to your asset
Download the EasyELD Driver guide
Powerfleet staff articles: Sign in to view.
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