GPS Tracking for Field Sales Teams
See where reps check in, verify visits with geofencing and selfies, and catch suspicious activity with an anomaly audit map.
How does GPS field tracking work in Lavisho TT?
Lavisho TT's GPS field tracking records a check-in with geofencing whenever a rep visits a customer location, optionally verified with a selfie and voice note. The system automatically checks reps out at midnight, calculates mileage using road distance rather than a straight line, and plots activity on an anomaly audit map so managers can spot irregular check-ins quickly.
Why teams need gps field tracking
The problem
Without location verification, managers have to take a rep's word that a visit happened. Mileage claims based on odometer readings or self-reported distances are hard to audit, and by the time discrepancies are noticed, weeks of expense reports have already been approved.
How Lavisho TT solves it
Lavisho TT records GPS check-ins with geofencing at each customer location, with optional selfie and voice-note verification for extra confidence. Auto check-out at midnight prevents sessions from staying open indefinitely, and mileage is calculated from actual road distance. An anomaly audit map visualises all check-ins so managers can spot patterns, such as check-ins far outside expected zones, at a glance.
Key benefits
Confirmed locations
Geofenced GPS check-ins confirm reps were physically at the customer location.
Extra verification when needed
Selfie and voice-note capture add a layer of confidence for sensitive accounts or new hires.
Auditable mileage
Road-distance mileage calculation replaces manual, hard-to-verify claims.
Visual anomaly detection
The audit map makes irregular check-ins visible in seconds instead of buried in a spreadsheet.
GPS Field Tracking features in Lavisho TT
GPS check-in with geofencing
Check-ins are validated against a geofence around the expected customer location.
Selfie + voice notes
Optional selfie and voice-note capture for extra check-in verification.
Auto check-out at midnight
Open check-ins are automatically closed at midnight to keep records clean.
Road-distance mileage
Mileage between visits is calculated using actual road distance.
Anomaly audit map
A map visualisation flags check-ins that fall outside expected patterns.
Route planning & optimisation
Plan and optimise the order of visits within a rep's territory.
Offline-first mobile
Check-ins can be logged without signal and sync automatically later.
How it works
- 1
Define customer geofences
Set geofence radii around customer locations that visits should map to.
- 2
Reps check in on-site
GPS check-in captures location, and optionally a selfie and voice note.
- 3
Mileage is calculated
Road-distance mileage is computed automatically between check-ins.
- 4
Managers review the audit map
Anomalies are visualised on a map for quick review and follow-up.
Common use cases
- Distribution and FMCG teams verifying retail outlet visits
- Field service teams needing accurate mileage for reimbursement
- Sales operations teams auditing check-in patterns for compliance
- Managers overseeing new hires who need closer verification during onboarding
Why choose Lavisho TT for gps field tracking
- Geofencing plus optional selfie/voice-note verification is more rigorous than GPS pings alone.
- Road-distance mileage is more accurate than straight-line distance calculations used by many trackers.
- The anomaly audit map is a purpose-built oversight tool, not a raw log export.
- Offline-first mobile keeps tracking working in low-connectivity areas.
GPS Field Tracking — frequently asked questions
What is geofencing in GPS tracking?
Geofencing defines a virtual boundary around a customer location; a check-in is validated only if it falls within that boundary.
Is selfie or voice-note verification mandatory?
It is optional and can be enabled for teams or accounts that need an extra layer of check-in verification.
How is mileage calculated?
Mileage uses actual road distance between check-in points rather than a straight-line estimate, which is more accurate for reimbursement.
What happens if a rep forgets to check out?
The system automatically checks reps out at midnight, so open sessions don't carry over incorrectly.
Does GPS tracking work offline?
Yes, check-ins can be logged with no signal through the offline-first mobile experience and will sync once connectivity returns.
How do I spot suspicious check-ins?
The anomaly audit map plots check-ins visually so patterns like out-of-zone visits are easy to spot and investigate.
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Glossary
- GPS Check-In
GPS check-in is a feature that records a field rep’s location at the moment they log a customer visit, verifying they were physically present.
- Geofencing
Geofencing is a location technology that creates a virtual boundary around a place, triggering actions like check-in verification when a device enters or exits it.
- Field Force
A field force is a team of sales, service, or distribution staff who work primarily outside the office, visiting customers or sites in person.
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