Smart Geofencing for Infrastructure
Smart Geofencing for Infrastructure

Monitor entry and exit around infrastructure project sites.

Geofencing software for infrastructure project teams. AtlasNXT by Track24 helps operators define areas around sites, work locations, or concerns, and use configured entry and exit alerts to focus follow-up.

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AtlasNXT Smart Geofencing for Infrastructure, showing Pune, India and example operating locations
Example scenario
Example scenario

Example scenario

A vehicle’s shared position reports an exit from the operating base in Pune, India and a subsequent arrival at the agreed work location. The project duty team checks the reporting times and contacts the driver if a movement differs from the expected arrangements. The site supervisor confirms any local change before the duty team decides what follow-up is needed.

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Smart Geofencing for infrastructure teams

Set a boundary around the area you need to monitor
Set the boundary around the place you need to monitor and establish who is responsible for reviewing its alerts. Use available shared locations and their timestamps to understand the reported movement. Keep the area and contact arrangements aligned with the work as locations or responsibilities change.
For Infrastructure
Road, rail, and other infrastructure projects can spread teams across long routes, temporary sites, and remote access roads. Set map boundaries around relevant areas at infrastructure project sites, and agree who reviews reported entry and exit. The project manager can contact the person or driver to confirm an unexpected crossing.
Follow up on unexpected entry or exit
Use the area to identify relevant personnel for contact and put a reported crossing into context. Check with the person or local coordinator when an unexpected movement needs explanation. Location accuracy, reporting intervals, and device connectivity all affect what the operator sees.

Does a geofence replace physical access control?

No. A geofence is a boundary on the map used to monitor reported entry and exit. Physical access control, confirmation of attendance, and permission to enter remain part of your site procedures.

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