> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.matrack.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.matrack.io/eld/readme/categories/matrack-eld-driver-app-guides/managing-unidentified-driving-events.md).

# Managing Unidentified Driving Events

### Understanding Unidentified Events

* Events occur due to miscommunication between the ECM port and the ELD device.
* Appears in the 'Unidentified Events' folder.

## Managing Unapproved Dates in the Matrack ELD Driver App

This guide explains how to review, claim, and manage unapproved dates in your Matrack ELD Driver application.

### Accessing Unapproved Dates

1. Open the Matrack ELD Driver app.
2. Locate and click the menu icon (three horizontal lines) in the top-left corner.

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3. From the menu options, select "Unidentified Events."

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### Reviewing and Fetching Dates

When you access the Unapproved Dates section, you'll see a list of dates requiring your review. To view more dates:

1. Select your desired date range using the date selector.
2. Click the "**Fetch**" button to load dates within your selected range.

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3. The system will display all unapproved dates within your specified timeframe.

### Claiming Events

To claim one or multiple events:

1. Review the list of displayed dates.
2. Select the event(s) you wish to claim.

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3. Click the "**Review**" button.
4. In the pop-up window, enter any required notes about the claim.

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5. Click "**Save**" to proceed.

#### Reviewing Unidentified Events

After saving your initial claim, you'll be taken to the Review Unidentified Events page:

1. Review each event carefully.
2. To remove an event from the claim, uncheck its corresponding checkbox.
3. Scroll horizontally to view all event details.
4. To add missing information:
   * Locate the pencil icon on the far right of the event.
   * Click the icon to open the editing interface.
   * Enter the missing data.
   * Click "Save" to confirm your changes.

#### Finalizing the Claim

1. Once you've reviewed and updated all events, click the "Claim" button in the top-right corner.

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2. If successful, the status will update to "Success."

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### Rejecting Events

To reject one or multiple events:

1. Select the event(s) you wish to reject.
2. Click the "Reject" button.
3. Enter notes explaining the reason for rejection.
4. Click "Save."
5. A confirmation pop-up will appear indicating a successful rejection.

### Tips for Success

* Always review event details thoroughly before claiming or rejecting.
* Provide clear, detailed notes when claiming or rejecting events.
* Double-check any missing information you add before saving.
* Ensure all required fields are completed before finalizing claims.

### Need Help?

If you encounter any issues while managing unapproved dates, please contact our support team for assistance.


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