Zone Guard: geofencing that catches theft and off-shift use

What Zone Guard does

• Draw polygons around hubs, dark stores, client sites and whole delivery zones.
• See at a glance how many vehicles are inside each zone right now.
• Every exit raises an alert with the time, the vehicle and the courier who had it.
• Zones are attached to groups, so each hub manages its own fences.
• Exit history stays on record, which is what turns a suspicion into a conversation with evidence.

How it works

1. Step 1

   Draw the zone

   Trace the area on the map — a hub yard, a dark store catchment or an entire city district — and name it.

2. Step 2

   Attach it to a group

   The zone belongs to a hub, fleet or country node, so the right people see it and the right people get alerted.

3. Step 3

   Vehicles are matched continuously

   Position updates are matched against zone boundaries, so the inside-count is always current.

4. Step 4

   Exits raise alerts

   A crossing produces an event on Control Tower with vehicle, courier and timestamp.

5. Step 5

   You follow up

   Open the vehicle, check the trip that led out of the zone, and act — a call, a keyfob block, or a report.

Who uses it

Data you get out

• Zone list with current vehicle counts, exportable to CSV.
• Exit events with vehicle, courier, zone and timestamp.
• Webhooks on zone exit, so your own systems can react automatically.
• Trip data behind every exit, from the ride analytics module.

Related modules

Zone Guard alerts appear on Control Tower, keyfobs let you block access to a vehicle that should not be moving, and ride analytics shows the trip that produced the exit.