Follow the steps below to gather the information needed to complete the setup process.

  • Step 1. Gather the credentials that were emailed to you by Verizon.

  • Step 2. Create a Proximity Profile using the credentials provided by Verizon. When prompted for your database name, enter “Verizon“.

  • Step 3. Download Fleet Summary Report from the Verizon portal to fully list your Verizon devices to help you with Step 4.

  • Step 4. Map your Devices in ICD. Read the Mapping Verizon Device information below for time-saving tips.

  • Step 5. Provide Tank Capacity. Follow the steps below to run a Vehicle Listing Report.

Provide Tank Capacity

Within your Account Management website, go to ReportQ to run a Vehicle Listing report.

  1. Remove all columns except for the Customer ID, Vehicle Number, and VIN.
  2. Add a Tank Capacity column.
  3. Enter the tank capacity for each unit. This information can be obtained from your maintenance shop or Asset department.

When finished, save and email this modified report to your Account Manager.

Mapping to your Verizon Device

When pulling the Fleet Summary Report, keep it handy because when you are mapping your Device ID to its unit in ICD, you may need to reference the individual fields.

For example, you can see how the data is populated in the Unassigned Devices area.

Your report shows your vehicle device name will populate with the following Device naming convention (#__- ____ YEAR MAKE MODEL):

Here, we are looking for unit L10834 in our system to map the Verizon device #01-2015 Transit. Thus, viewing your Fleet Summary Report while mapping can significantly speed up the process, as well as providing your VIN.

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