This release note describes new functionality and fixes for EROAD 360 Version 25.4. Unless otherwise indicated, changes apply to all users.
What's New in This Release?
What's New in This Release?
New functionality:
Route Inspector: Edit geofences in Tracking
Fixed issues:
Inactive drivers displayed in Tracking
Cannot scroll to bottom of Driver Manager
Environment | Pre-Production | Production |
Proposed Date | May 19, 2025 | June 8, 2025 |
Proposed Time | Between 8:00 - 10:00 PM CDT | 7:00 - 9:00 PM CDT |
Deployment Duration | Two hours | Two hours |
Expected Downtime | None | None |
New Functionality
The following new functionality was completed for this release.
Route Inspector: Edit Geofences in Tracking (RMT-401)
360 Tracking users can now edit geofences while on the Tracking page. This is Deliverable 1 for the Route Inspector solution.
Organizations can limit access to Location Manager so crucial geofence data is only managed by super/admin users, while still providing the ability for all users to edit geofences.
To retain administrative control and minimize potential issues with geofences, Tracking users are blocked from deleting geofences, changing geofence groups, and editing external references; these options remain available in Location Manager.
Note: Adding geofences occurs through integration, though superusers can add them manually via Location Manager.
Fixed Issues
The following issues were fixed for this release.
Inactive Drivers Displayed in Tracking (DFT-540)
The Tracking page Drivers tab would incorrectly include inactive drivers in the list. This was fixed so that inactive drivers no longer appear in the Drivers list.
Cannot Scroll to Bottom of Driver Manager (DFT-632)
Users were unable to view the last records displayed in Vehicle Manager. The screen would bounce back to the top when scrolling to the bottom of the page, making it impossible to view the entire vehicle list. Vehicles listed in Vehicle Manager are now listed page by page; you can view any vehicle in the list by switching pages, rather than scrolling.