Vehicle & fleet log

Mileage, services and what's due — for every vehicle you run. Start from this plan, tell us what's different about your business, and we build it, test it and run it for you.

What it does

A simple log for a small van fleet. The fleet manager keeps a list of vans and their service history, drivers record mileage readings, and any van that has travelled more than 10,000 miles since its last service is flagged as due for a service.

  • Vehicles with mileage
  • Service records and costs
  • Service-due flags
  • Driver and fleet manager roles

What it keeps track of

Vehicle

A van in the company fleet, with its registration, make, model, year and current mileage, plus an automatic flag showing whether it is due for a service.

Registration Plate
Text
Make
Text
Model
Text
Year
Number
Current Mileage
Number
Mileage at Last Service
Number
Service Status
One of: Ok, Service due

Service Record

A record of a service carried out on a van: when it happened, the mileage at the time, the work done, the cost and which garage did it.

Vehicle
Linked vehicle
Service Date
Date
Mileage at Service
Number
Work Done
Notes
Cost
Amount
Garage Name
Text

Mileage Reading

A mileage reading for a van entered by a driver or the fleet manager. Recording a reading updates the van's current mileage.

Vehicle
Linked vehicle
Reading Date
Date
Mileage
Number
Notes
Notes

Who can do what

Admin
Manages user accounts and has full access to all vans, service records and mileage readings.Add and edit vehicles, service records and mileage readings. Delete vehicles, service records and mileage readings.
Fleet manager
Adds and maintains vans, records services, reviews mileage readings and is alerted when a van becomes due for a service.Add and edit vehicles, service records and mileage readings. Delete vehicles, service records and mileage readings.
Driver
Can view the list of vans and record mileage readings for them. Cannot change van details or see service history.Add and edit mileage readings. View vehicles.

What happens automatically

  • Update mileage from reading

    When a Mileage Reading is created

  • Update service baseline from service record

    When a Service Record is created or edited

  • Recalculate status on vehicle edit

    When a Vehicle is created or its current mileage is edited

  • Service due dashboard

    When fleet manager or admin opens the dashboard

Checked 9 ways before it goes live

Every scenario below is turned into an automated test. The app has to pass all of them, in a clean environment, before anyone signs in. Your changes get the same treatment.

  • Fleet manager

    Given the fleet manager is signed in, when they create a Vehicle with registration plate 'AB12 CDE', make 'Ford', model 'Transit', year 2020 and current mileage 5000, then the Vehicle appears in the Vehicle list with service status 'ok'.

  • Driver

    Given a driver is signed in and a Vehicle 'AB12 CDE' exists, when they open the Vehicle list and view 'AB12 CDE', then they can see the vehicle details but no edit, create or delete options are available, and opening the new Vehicle page shows an access denied message.

  • Fleet manager

    Given a Vehicle 'AB12 CDE' exists, when the fleet manager creates a Service Record for it dated today with mileage at service 5000, work done 'Oil change', cost 120.00 and garage 'Town Garage', then the Service Record appears in the Service Record list and the Vehicle shows mileage at last service 5000.

  • Driver

    Given a driver is signed in, when they try to open the Service Record list, then access is denied and no service records are shown.

Make it yours

This is the description the plan above was written from. Change it to match how your business works — or describe something else entirely.

“Vehicle log for a small company with a fleet of vans. Vehicles (registration plate, make, model, year, current mileage) and service records (vehicle, service date, mileage at service, work done, cost, garage name). Drivers can view vehicles and record mileage; the fleet manager adds vehicles and service records. Flag vehicles whose last service was more than 10,000 miles ago.”
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