Maintenance
Get scheduled maintenance off your whiteboard.
Automation tools that track what is due, on which unit, and when.
Maintenance scheduling is the job that quietly expands to fill a fleet manager’s week. It is also the one where a missed interval turns into a roadside failure, a DOT violation, or an engine that did not need to be rebuilt.
The program replaces the whiteboard and the spreadsheet with something that tracks intervals per unit and tells you what is coming. The point is not the software — it is that nobody has to remember.
Per-unit intervals
Every truck and trailer tracked against its own schedule rather than a fleet-wide guess.
What is due, and when
Upcoming work visible far enough ahead to plan around it instead of reacting to it.
A record that holds up
A maintenance history is worth real money at resale, and it is worth more than that during an audit.
Scales down as well as up
Three trucks benefit from this as much as thirty. Arguably more — a small fleet has no slack when one goes down.
Worth asking us
These are the questions that decide whether this fits your operation. The answers depend on your fleet, so we would rather give them to you properly than guess here.
- What the program includes, and what stays your responsibility
- Whether work has to be done here or can be done at your own shop
- How it is priced — per unit, per month, or bundled
- What it takes to get an existing fleet set up on it