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View a user’s tracking history by time with Actsoft Comet Tracker from AT&T

  1. Go to login.actsoft.com and enter your Email and Password, then click Sign In.
    Note: If you have forgotten your password, click Forgot your password located at the bottom right corner of the login box.

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  2. Actsoft Comet Tracker opens directly to your Live View tab. Click the History tab.

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  3. A drop-down menu populates, click User History.

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  4. You can now run a historical search by Time or Trip.
    • Time: Allows you to run a search from one date and time to another.
    • Trip: Trip is defined as the time between an ignition on and an ignition off.
    Note: Searching by trip can only be done if the tracking device is a hard mound that recognizes an ignition on or off.

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  5. Click the radio button to the left of “User(s)”.

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  6. Now enter the beginning date and time along with the ending date and time you want to view.

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  7. Click Display History.

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  8. The users travel history will now display.

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  9. To view the individual GPS positions obtained in the time frame selected, zoom in using the slider on the left of the map.

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