Whichever-comes-first rules for engine hours
Service rules can now combine distance, engine hours and a date, and fall due at whichever is reached first.
- Engine hours entered by drivers or synced from telematics
- Per-rule due-soon threshold
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Service rules can now combine distance, engine hours and a date, and fall due at whichever is reached first.
Checklists open about twice as fast on older Android phones, and pass-all asks for confirmation instead of a second tap on every item.
The spreadsheet import validates every VIN, flags duplicates and shows the rows that would fail before anything is loaded.
Trailers and towed plant can be units with their own checklists, services and history, linked to the truck that tows them.
A reading lower than the previous one now asks the driver to confirm instead of silently rescheduling services.
Cost reports follow each depot's distance unit and include fuel when fuel card import is on.
Fleet and Fleet Plus accounts can build roles from ten permissions instead of the three fixed roles.
Inspection photos taken without signal now upload when the phone reconnects, instead of failing the inspection.
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