Dispatch, trips and route board
See planned trips, trucks assigned, drivers, departure times, delivery progress, delays and return status.
Estimate the cost of empty running, delayed trips, missing PODs, fuel leakage, driver overtime and truck downtime. Then shape a practical local system around the way your own fleet actually works day to day.
FleetControl360 is a working, configurable fleet-control platform rather than a rigid package. Each implementation is aligned to the client’s real fleet, routes, depots, delivery rules, dispatch process, maintenance controls and operating costs.
See planned trips, trucks assigned, drivers, departure times, delivery progress, delays and return status.
Track which trucks are active, in workshop, off road, overdue for service or unavailable because of breakdowns.
Manage driver assignments, overtime, incident notes, licence dates, trip accountability and route behaviour.
Match completed deliveries to PODs, customer proof, invoice packs and loads that are delivered but not yet billable.
Watch fuel usage, idling, tyre replacements, maintenance spend, route leakage and cost per truck or route.
Measure empty return trips, low utilisation, repeated delays and the value of recoverable return-load opportunities.
A “no”, “not easily” or “only after reconciling several records” points to a practical fleet-control gap. These questions are informed by years of operational software, maintenance, logistics, evidence and management-reporting experience.
A current route board should make delays, missed departures, unassigned work and incomplete returns visible before customers complain.
Utilisation problems should be quantified by truck, driver, customer, depot, route and period.
Availability, downtime, defects, planned maintenance, parts and expected return dates should support daily dispatch decisions.
Operational cost should be compared with trips, kilometres, loads, waiting time and revenue—not viewed in isolation.
Loads delivered but missing proof or invoice readiness should remain visible with an owner and next action.
Responsibility and compliance information should be current and connected to the actual trips and vehicles involved.
A focused pilot makes utilisation, delivery, cost and downtime improvements measurable before wider rollout.
Use rough monthly fleet figures. Results update as you type. The estimate helps identify which real records should be checked first during a local fleet-control discovery.
The reusable platform is already developed. Discovery is used to configure your trucks, depots, routes, drivers, delivery rules, costs, alerts and reports without forcing your operation into a generic process.
Use the calculator to choose the highest-value truck, driver or delivery problem first.
Review dispatch, trip sheets, PODs, fuel records, maintenance, licences, overtime and route behaviour.
Start with spreadsheets, WhatsApps, tracker exports, delivery books, invoices and workshop records.
Configure the app around real trucks, depots, routes, customers, costs, alerts and reports.
No. FleetControl360 can start as a control and visibility layer using current trip records, invoices, trackers and maintenance information.
Yes. The first implementation can start with one depot, one route family or a small truck group and then expand.
No. It is an indicative discussion tool only and must be validated against real operating records.
We can demonstrate the working FleetControl360 platform, walk through one live fleet operation and identify which trip, route, POD, downtime, fuel, overtime or driver-control workflow should be configured first.
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