The Geofencing section allows administrators to create, view, and manage virtual boundaries—called geofences—within the Trio platform. These fences help you monitor device movement, understand where devices are located, and build location-aware workflows across your organization.

Use this page to view all existing geofences, create new ones, and assign device groups for monitoring.

The Geofencing tab shows a list of all configured fences. If no fences exist yet, the page will display an empty state with an option to add your first geofence.

This page gives you a complete overview of how your geofencing environment is structured.

When fences exist, they appear in a table format. Each row gives you a summary of the fence and its associated activity.

This view is useful when managing large numbers of geofences across multiple locations.

Trio also offers a card-style grid view for geofences, showing a visual preview of each fence on a map.

This view is ideal for visually comparing location boundaries at a glance.

Selecting View map opens a dedicated map for the selected fence.
Here, you can view the exact positioning and radius of the fence, along with details about associated device groups and assignment status.

This view gives you a geographic context of the fence and helps verify correct placement.

Selecting a fence opens the Details page.
This page contains two tabs: Device group and History.

Shows all device groups linked to the geofence.
If none exist, you will see an empty state prompting you to assign groups.

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Selecting Assign device group lets you assign the fence to specific device groups.
This determines which devices will be monitored for being inside or outside the fence.

Once assigned, devices in that group will appear in the “Inside” or “Outside” counts on the geofence list.

Use geofences when your organization needs to:

After setting up geofences, you can: