Racemap now supports SOS alerts for the mictrack MT825 GPS tracker. If the GPS device is active in Racemap Tracker Management our safety monitor processes SOS alerts. 

Read more about the monitor and the tracker management in our documentation. 

• Tracker management: https://docs.racemap.com/hardware-for-live-tracking/trackermanagement 
• Monitor: https://docs.racemap.com/how-to-use-live-tracking/monitor

We added new commands for the mictrack MT825 GPS tracker to Tracker Management. For active devices in our tracker management, you can now work with the following commands to efficiently remote control your mictrack MT825 GPS trackers.

• reboot
• set backend server
• set working mode with report mode
  GPS & TCP sleep - 1
  GPS sleep - 5
  GPS & TCP always ON - 6
  power-saving - 7
  report intervall
• set network mode
  Cat M1 network only - 1
  NB-IoT network only - 2
  GSM only - 3
  AUTO mode - 4

Read more on how Racemap supports you working with many GPS trackers: https://docs.racemap.com/hardware-for-live-tracking

We added a specific landing page for each of our custom apps such as https://racemap.com/app/time2win. The landing page includes the logo and buttons to download the iOS and the Android version of the custom app. More information about Racemap branded apps for events respectively for your own business https://racemap.com/apps

Advanced users of our Tracker Management asked for the ability to send custom commands to many selected GPS trackers with one click. ... instead of sending the same command to another GPS tracker one by one.

To increase the efficiency while configuring your GPS devices, we've now released the feature that lets you send custom commands. This function can be applied to the active devices of your tracker management.

Select the devices, click "Batch Actions" and choose "Custom Command".

We integrated links into the monitor now. Each alert refers to the corresponding entry in the list automatically. With this new feature, you can work even more efficiently with our security dashboard. 

Read all about our monitoring tool in our documentation: https://docs.racemap.com/how-to-use-live-tracking/monitor

We improved the feature to duplicate a tracking map, you can now select the option if you want to copy the event including the current participants.

Additionally, we resolved the issue now the duplication of the event does not copy the add-ons anymore. 

There are settings to control the visibility of your race visualization.  We added the option to set group events unlisted.

We've got new Racemap Tracking apps out in the stores! We think our improvements are going to be a big help for organizers, race directors, and timers to conduct real-time tracking of participants. New features available with the new app version:

• Automated non-movement notification 
• Seamless flow when participants join live tracking 
• Push notifications to target user groups such as participants of a certain event or all users of a custom app (beta)

Needless to say, the new release is available for all of our custom apps. More about user-friendly live tracking in our documentation: https://docs.racemap.com/how-to-use-live-tracking/tab-keys

We've been asked for this new feature in the race visualization: Short name for points of interest (POI) to improve customizing your tracking maps. 

Now, when you're looking at a race visualization, you'll be able to see the short name in the map, sidebar, and elevation chart. You can even select a background color for the short name. The full name of the POI remains visible in the sidebar as additional information. Edit the POI settings in the map settings of your tracking map. 

Read more about the options to customize the visualization of your races in our documentation: https://docs.racemap.com/how-to-use-live-tracking/basic-features-of-racemap-tracking-map