If your organization has purchased the CrashBoxx add-on service, you can view crash data in an at-a-glance view on the CrashBoxx Dashboard. The CrashBoxx Dashboard presents data in charts and graphs that help you visualize how your fleet has been affected by accidents, including the percentage of crashes for your total fleet, the number of crashes by severity level, the total crashes, and the percentage by crash type.
Displaying the CrashBoxx Dashboard
To open the CrashBoxx Dashboard, follow these steps:
- In the sidebar menu on the left, click
.
- Click CrashBoxx on the flyout menu that appears.
The CrashBoxx Dashboard screen will appear and display crash data for the last 12 months.
- To modify the time frame and group of results, follow these steps:
- To change the time period, click the Select Interval drop-down arrow at the top right and choose from these options: Last 24 Hours, Last 7 Days, Last 30 Days, Last 3 Months, Last 6 Months, Last 12 Months, and Last 2 Years.
- To see crash data from a different group, click the Account Name drop-down arrow and select the new group's name.
Note: You can search for the group's name by typing its first few characters in the Search List box. Only matching groups will remain in the list.
Be aware, though, that there is currently a known bug that is preventing all matching results from being returned in the search. - Click Apply.
- To change the time period, click the Select Interval drop-down arrow at the top right and choose from these options: Last 24 Hours, Last 7 Days, Last 30 Days, Last 3 Months, Last 6 Months, Last 12 Months, and Last 2 Years.
Note: To enlarge any of the CrashBoxx Dashboard widgets, click 
at the top right of its box. The report will increase in size to take up all the screen's real estate. You can click 
to minimize the widget again.
The Crash Percentage by Total Fleet Widget
The Crash Percentage by Total Fleet widget provides a line graph showing the percentage of crashes that occurred in each time element across your fleet, depicting whether incidents increased or decreased over the date range. On the y-axis are percentage values, and along the x-axis are time segments; if you have left the Select Interval filter selection at its default of Last 12 Months, these will be the months of the year.
The Crashes by Severity Widget
On the Crashes by Severity tile, you will see a bar graph that offers a visual representation of how many crashes of each level of severity occurred per time segment. The y-axis shows the number of accidents, and the x-axis contains the same time periods as the Crash Percentage by Total Fleet tile (months, if you have left the Dashboard at its default time frame of Last 12 Months).
Each time element will have five bars of its own, representing the number of accidents of each level of seriousness/harm that occurred, using this color-coding:
: Very Light
: Light
: Moderate
: Heavy
: Very Heavy
The Total Crashes Widget
The Total Crashes widget consists of a bar graph that displays how many crashes occurred per time segment. The y-axis shows the number of accidents, and the x-axis contains the same time periods as the previous tiles (months, if you have left the Dashboard at its default time frame of Last 12 Months).
The Devices by Noncrash Reports Widget
The Devices by Noncrash Reports widget contains a bar graph that shows the devices that had the most events that CrashBoxx initially considered to be potential crashes but ultimately determined were not actual accidents. (This could indicate that the operators driving the vehicles associated to the devices were incurring an excessive number of harsh events, such as harsh braking and hard acceleration.) The y-axis displays the number of noncrash events reported to CalAmp, and the x-axis lists the top ten devices by ESN (electronic serial number).
The Percentage by Crash Type Widget
On the Percentage by Crash Type tile, there is a pie chart that exhibits the percentage of crashes in your fleet of each type — type in this case meaning where the asset was hit, such as the front of the vehicle, the front-right side, and the back. The pie pieces are color coded by the area that was harmed.
