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When capturing a Track, how is the StartDate and EndDate determined?

Hi, I am encountering an issue with the flutter sdk. Trips that are taken in quick succession are sometimes merged in to a single trip. We are using the manual tracking method. In our app we click a button to start the trip, which triggers the following event: ``` on<StartShuttleEvent>((event, emit) async { ... // ENABLE SDK AND BEGIN TELEMATICS TRACKING TrackingApi trackingApi = TrackingApi(); trackingApi.setDeviceID(deviceId: deviceToken); trackingApi.setEnableSdk(enable: true); trackingApi.startTracking(); ... } ``` We click a button to end the trip, triggering the end trip event: ``` on<EndShuttleEvent>((event, emit) async { // END TELEMATICS TRACKING TrackingApi().stopTracking(); // DISABLE SDK TrackingApi().setEnableSdk( enable: false, uploadBeforeDisabling: true, ); ... } ``` If, after I end the first trip, I start the second trip within a short period, the second trip will be merged with the first. For example: - The trip with trackId = 13538592 was considered one trip, when we expected it to be two. - The trip with trackId = 13580467 was considered one trip, when we expected it to be three. My first guess was that the first trip was not being uploaded before the second trip was being started which was causing the trips to be merged. I am not sure how the tracking is actually implemented though to verify. I wondered if you could provide any input on why this might be happening? Thank you.

I use the open-source telematics app and want to create separate instances for my corporate clients. How I can do that?

Where I can get a TrackToken?

currently, we don't see any support for React Native, the solution is we will integrate SDK from native side (both android and ios)