1. Working Hours
To determine whether your sales team is starting their visits on time, you can check their trip start times. This data will also help you determine whether any excess working hours are due to delays at the start of the day or whether they can actually be counted as overtime.
2. Route Efficiency
Is your sales team's route efficient? The route playback feature allows you to evaluate whether your sales team's path is random or organised. Random routes can be considered inefficient, as they waste a lot of time. Furthermore, you can also see whether your sales team is adhering to assigned zones.
3. Duration and Distance of Travel
In addition to route planning, you can also view the duration and distance of travel from one stop to another. This can be used as a consideration when evaluating the performance of your sales team's visits. You cannot expect a high number of visits if the distance and duration between locations are too great.
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4. Arrival Time, Departure Time, and Duration at Each Location
Verify visit effectiveness by evaluating details such as arrival time, departure time, and time spent at each location. These details can be obtained through the Trip Report feature or geofence features. By monitoring these details, you can determine the optimal average duration per visit, estimate the number of locations that can be visited in a day, and assess the effectiveness of your Sales team’s visits.
5. Number of Locations Visited
If you have a daily target for the number of clients to be visited, GPS tracker will make your work easier. You can find this information through the Stop Report or Trip Report, which can also help you analyse performance differences between visit zones. If the number of clients covered in daily visits meets the target but sales results do not show a significant increase, you may need to dig deeper and adjust your Sales team’s visit strategy.
6. Driving Behaviour
Ensure your sales team drives safely by monitoring several risky driving behaviours, such as speeding, harsh braking, sudden acceleration, and sharp turns. In addition to protecting your team, monitoring driving safety is crucial for preventing greater losses. These losses include lost working hours, staff absence, medical expenses, and vehicle repair costs. This can certainly impact the achievement of your sales targets.
7. Percentage of Vehicle Use
One of the productivity parameters of your field Sales team is vehicle usage. If the percentage of vehicle usage is low, it may indicate that your Sales team rarely conducts field visits. You can also assess how optimally the vehicle is used during working hours by considering the percentage and total duration of idling, total driving duration, and number of trips.
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