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Fleet

Purpose & Scope

Fleet monitors vehicles and drivers to cut fuel and maintenance costs and improve delivery reliability.

Who Uses This

Fleet managers, dispatchers, operations supervisors, finance (cost control).

Key Capabilities

  • Vehicle Management: Maintenance schedules, service reminders, odometer logs, alerts, expenses, fuel entries.
  • Driver Management: Profiles, assignments, GPS visibility, work‑order assignment, behavior tracking.
  • Tracking: Real‑time GPS, route history, geofences, alerts (overspeed, idle, out‑of‑route).
  • Docs & Compliance: Registration, insurance, and inspection reminders.

Data Model & Core Entities

  • Vehicle, Driver, Assignment, Work Order, Trip, Expense/Fuel

End‑to‑End Workflows

  1. Plan: Assign driver + vehicle → set route and orders.
  2. Execute: Track trip in real time; capture events (stops, delays, incidents).
  3. Close: Post fuel and expense logs; auto‑schedule next service; feed KPIs.

Configuration

  • Service templates (km/time) and reminder thresholds.
  • GPS device or mobile‑app tracker settings; alert rules and geofences.
  • Expense categories; approval flows for repairs and tires.

Integrations

  • Logistics: Route plans, stop lists, POD status.
  • Accounting: Vehicle expenses, fuel, and depreciation journals.
  • UGS: Cost per km, utilization, and on‑time performance trends.

Reports & KPIs

Utilization %, cost per km, fuel economy, maintenance compliance, incidents per 10k km, driver score.

Tips & Edge Cases

  • Track tire lifecycle separately to reduce waste and catch alignment issues.
  • Use geofences for customer sites and depots to automate ATA/ATD events.