Yes, there is a glossary of terms listed below.
Account |
Your organization’s access to the platform, configured to contain all users and roles. |
Additional Info |
A section that represents details users typically would like to add to an incident report. These items will automatically appear for selection when an incident is created. |
Assets |
An asset is an object that is part of the transportation infrastructure, such as a camera, Digital Message Sign, or a vehicle belonging to the organization. |
Completed |
A label applied to an incident that has gone through the incident management process or has been rejected by a user. |
Events |
An event is an occurrence that affects the roadway, such as a crash, congestion, activity involving first responders, or even inclement weather. |
Field Unit or Unit |
A vehicle assigned to a user out in the field, typically a law enforcement officer or a Freeway Service Patrol driver. |
Incident |
An incident is a type of event that poses danger on the roadway. |
In Progress |
A label applied to an incident that is currently being worked on. |
Layer |
A visual mechanism used to add context to the live map. |
Live Map |
A visual representation of current conditions on the roadway within your jurisdiction, which is updated in real-time. |
Map Tool |
A feature on the live map that changes the viewing style. |
Mitigation Type |
A label that can be added within the account settings to provide extra details about a specific action taken when filling out the incident report. |
Need Action |
A list of all incidents/events that require the action of a user - including but not limited to: incidents requiring confirmation/rejection or another event that may affect traffic conditions. |
Permission |
Authorization to interact with certain aspects of the platform. |
Role |
A position within the organization that carries specific responsibilities and variable permissions. |
User |
An individual within the organization who is granted access with unique credentials to interact with the platform. |