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# How to deactivate/reactivate Vehicle Profile on the Fleet Dashboard

## How to Manage Vehicle Profile Status

### Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Log in to the [Admin Portal](https://eld.matrackinc.com/adminNew/view/login.php)
2. Navigate to: Manage >> Vehicles
3. You will see a list of fleet vehicles
4. If you don't see deactivated vehicles in the list:
   * Look for the filter option at the top of the page
   * Change the filter setting to "All". This will display both active and deactivated vehicles

### Managing Vehicle Status

#### To Deactivate a Vehicle:

1. Find the active vehicle in the list
2. The "deactivate" button will be enabled for active vehicles
3. Click "deactivate" to suspend the vehicle's profile

#### To Reactivate a Vehicle:

1. Locate the inactive vehicle in the list
2. The "activate" button will be enabled for deactivated vehicles
3. Click "activate" to restore the vehicle's profile

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Important Notes**

* Deactivated vehicles cannot be assigned to drivers
* All vehicle history and records are preserved when deactivating
* Status changes take effect immediately
* Remember: If deactivated vehicles are not visible, change the filter to "All"
  {% endhint %}

### Need Help?

If you need assistance managing vehicle profiles, contact our support team


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