All seven add-ins now share Geotab’s own design, and two of them pick up new tools for coaching drivers and tracking quarantine inspections.
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The next time your team opens an AttriX add-in inside MyGeotab or Geotab Drive, it will look like it has always been part of the app. All seven add-ins now use Zenith, the design system Geotab built for its own screens, so the buttons, menus and colours match what your managers and drivers see every day. The steps behind each add-in haven’t moved, which means nobody has to relearn a routine.
Most of this release is about consistency and reliability. Two add-ins also gain new features: Driver Challenge gives managers and drivers clearer ways to turn scores into coaching, and Spotted Lanternfly makes it easier for carriers to stay on top of quarantine inspections in the US.
Who it’s for: Safety and fleet managers who run driver programs, and the drivers taking part.
Driver Challenge is an AttriX exclusive that turns your fleet’s MyGeotab rules into a friendly competition between drivers. Fleets use it to encourage safer driving and lower fuel use, and the new version makes the results far easier to act on.
Managers have a new “Needs attention now” view that brings the drivers who need a conversation to the top of the list. Reports on recent results are available before a challenge ends, so a coaching chat can happen while the details are still fresh. Setting up a challenge and sorting out issues also take fewer steps, which makes the program easier to keep running week after week.
Drivers get their own upgrade in Geotab Drive. A new “Your focus” section shows each of them the one habit to work on first, such as idling or harsh braking, so they know what it takes to climb the leaderboard.
For the full story, read our article on the new Driver Challenge.
Who it’s for: Carriers with routes into quarantined US counties, and the compliance teams behind them.
The spotted lanternfly is an invasive insect that spreads by hitching rides on vehicles, and several US states, including Pennsylvania and New Jersey, now quarantine affected counties. For carriers sending trucks into those areas, knowing which trips call for an inspection can turn into a job of its own.
The updated add-in handles that tracking for you. It keeps the quarantine zones up to date on its own, recognizes the trips that fall inside them and asks the driver to complete an inspection report whenever one is needed. That information flows into Lighthouse, AttriX’s business intelligence platform, where subscribers can see at a glance which trips and drivers are missing a required inspection.
The add-in helps you document those inspections, while each state’s permit and training requirements stay with the carrier. Your account manager can walk you through how the two fit together.
The other five add-ins share the new look, and two of them are also quicker and steadier.
As a Canadian Geotab partner, AttriX builds its own add-ins for the jobs fleets handle every day, such as coaching drivers, preparing for border crossings and tracking inspections. AttriX supports them too, so your questions go straight to the company that built the tools. Moving the full lineup onto Zenith keeps everything in step with Geotab as the platform evolves, which protects the time your team has put into learning these tools.
To see the new Driver Challenge or the Spotted Lanternfly add-in in action, ask your account manager for a short demo or request one here.
AttriX updated seven add-ins: Driver Challenge, Spotted Lanternfly, Odometer Finder, Bin Clips, CTPAT, Signature and Health Check. Each one now uses Zenith, Geotab’s design system, so it looks and works like the rest of MyGeotab and Geotab Drive. Driver Challenge and Spotted Lanternfly also gained new features.
Nothing. The steps behind each add-in are the same as before, so existing routines carry on without retraining. Driver Challenge users will find a few new screens worth exploring.
No. Each state’s permit and training requirements stay with the carrier. The add-in tracks quarantine zones, flags the trips that need an inspection and helps drivers document each one. Your AttriX account manager can explain how the add-in fits alongside those requirements.