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Location Priority

The system can be configured to use one or more of these methods. If a position cannot be determined using the first method in the list, the system automatically tries the next one until a position is successfully defined or estimated.


Positioning methods

A device's position can be determined using various methods, depending on the information transmitted to the system. These methods include:

Positioning methods

The device sends its geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude). No additional processing is required, and the device's position is set according to the received coordinates.

Force positioning methods

You can customize this ordered list based on your needs. For example, you can remove methods if you want to "force" the use of indoor positioning or ensure that only GPS is used.


Default Location Priority

A company can also configure its own default location priority, applied to all registered devices. See more at: Default Location Priority.


Device-Specific Location Priority

The location priority on devices is applied in their registration through profiles. You can use either existing profiles or custom mode for a specific configuration. See more at: Devices.


Difference Between LBS, Wi-Fi, and Indoor

It is important to understand the biological difference between LBS, Wi-Fi, and Indoor methods: the Indoor method uses both LBS and Wi-Fi information, selecting the strongest signal to associate the device with a beacon. If you prefer LBS beacons over Wi-Fi (or vice versa), the order of methods in your configuration list will resolve this preference.