Changing The Name of an Asset
Changing a tracker's name/label can be useful for identification purposes and will help organize your assets.
You can change a trackers name by heading to the 'devices and settings' tab:
Once in 'devices and settings', navigate to the device you which to change the name of in the side panel on the left side of the screen.
The first panel, top left, that appears is the 'device label' panel:
Click on the panel to expand it
You can then edit and change the tracker label/name to whatever you want.
Be sure to click 'save' when you are done, to ensure the update is successful.
If you have any questions, please contact support on 1300 735 797 or email support@connectfleet.com.au
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