Endeavant Cloud is Endeavant's own platform where alerts from the Avant 3, 5 and 8 cameras arrive with their video, location and the shift driver. That is where they are handled, documented and turned into reports. It runs in the browser and in a mobile app, and Endeavant's 24/7 Control Center validates every event on the same account.
What is a fleet management platform for?
A DMS camera that detects fatigue, an ADAS camera that measures the gap to the vehicle ahead and a GPS tracker that logs speed each produce useful data on their own. If that data lives in separate systems, the supervisor ends up jumping between screens and cannot act in time. Endeavant Cloud brings the event, its video, the place and the person at the wheel onto one screen, and records who stepped in. That is fleet video telematics.
How is an alert handled in live monitoring?
The monitoring panel shows the alert queue on the left, evidence from every camera in the center and location on the right. The operator works without switching systems:
- Watch every camera: the alarm clip with speed, time and vehicle status.
- Know who was driving: the shift driver is already on the alert, no spreadsheets to cross-check.
- Talk to the cab: record a message, it plays in the vehicle with a «played» receipt, and hear the driver's reply.
- Mark the alert true or false: false positives do not count against the driver's ranking.
- Notify the supervisor on WhatsApp: with the event and its evidence, from the same screen.
- Keep a record: who handled it, when and what action was taken. That is what an audit asks for.
You decide which events pop up on screen, by alert type and risk level, with a rule per fleet. Each pop-up opens with the photo or video, plate, speed, time and place, and each alert type can have its own sound: there are 12 to choose from, and they can be muted per shift.
Which alerts reach Endeavant Cloud?
Every event detected by Endeavant smart cameras, covered in detail in our guide to DMS and ADAS cameras:
- DMS, the driver: fatigue and drowsiness, yawning, phone use, distraction, smoking, covered lens and, on the Avant 5 and 8, driver change through biometric recognition.
- ADAS, the road: forward collision, lane departure, headway and pedestrians.
- Blind spots: BSD radar on both sides, on the Avant 5 and 8.
- Harsh driving: harsh acceleration, cornering and braking measured by accelerometer.
- Panic button: the driver's emergency alert arrives with position and top priority.
How long is each alert's video kept?
Each alert's video stays on the platform for 12 months, with 15 seconds before and 15 after the alarm, so you see what happened around it, not just the instant. You download one MP4 per camera, in bulk too. The evidence is stored on Endeavant's side: a month-old video does not depend on a third party keeping the file.
On top of that, every camera records the full shift on the unit, and any segment can be requested by date, time and camera. Long downloads can be scheduled overnight so they are ready in the morning.
What does the location panel show?
The location panel answers where each unit is and how it is being driven:
- Speed and status of each unit: moving, idling, stopped or offline.
- Route colored by speed: speeding shows on the map, with route replay.
- Geofences with alerts: entry, exit and speeding, with a speed limit per zone and per road section.
- Live video: any unit's camera in one click, shareable through a signed link with no login.
- Public tracking link: your customer follows the trip live without installing anything or having a user account.
- Group trips: several units traveling together, followed in a single view.
How does the platform know who was driving?
The driver scans the QR code on the vehicle's door frame with a phone and registers their ID document once per shift. No app is needed and no photo or fingerprint is taken. From then on every alert from that vehicle carries their name, so the shift belongs to whoever is driving, not to a plate number.
With that data Endeavant Cloud builds the driver ranking and each driver's logbook: events, classification and follow-up. Coaching goes to whoever needs it, with the event video as material. How fatigue is measured is explained in driver fatigue detection.
How do you keep track of device health?
The diagnostics panel shows the real status of every unit: whether it is recording, whether the GPS antenna is connected, when it last came online, signal, disk and how many events it generated. It warns when the antenna is unplugged, flags a unit that produces no alerts for checking and, when it detects a fault, opens the maintenance request on its own.
Which reports does Endeavant Cloud deliver?
Reports follow how your fleet is organized: by operation, group or contract, and each recipient gets only their part.
- Up to 10 recipients per report: each with its own filter by group, event type and risk level.
- Delivered when you choose: frequency, day, hour and minute, as PDF or Excel, by email or WhatsApp.
- Risk hours and heat map: which hours and zones concentrate the events.
- Daily board per customer: the day's operation filtered to each customer's plates.
Can you use Endeavant Cloud on a phone?
Yes. The app installs from a QR code and includes monitoring, location, video and alerts. The supervisor scrolls the event feed, opens each video and talks to the driver. Users are created with profiles and per-module permissions, so everyone sees only what concerns them.
Who handles the alerts on the platform?
Endeavant's 24/7 Control Center: in-house operators who follow your units in real time, validate every event, talk to the cab when needed and notify your supervisor with the evidence. They work on your own account, with no parallel system, so your team sees every action logged. If your operation runs its own monitoring room, the platform works the same and we train your team.