Want to review trip mileage and odometer readings?  See the detail in any range of dates (a day – a week – a month etc), in any or all states, for a fleet or for a single truck.  View it on screen, print it to paper or export it to Excel.  Fleet managers and owners find it helpful when preparing insurance reports, or trying to find out which truck was in a specific state on a specific date.  (Think citations and matching it to a truck).

See each truck’s performance – every month of each calendar year.  The monthly totals of miles, fuel and MPG are broken out by truck by month.  Fleet managers run this report to spot when trucks are not in operation, not reporting or not running as efficiently as they have historically.

Do you want to know the tax burden of each individual truck in your fleet?  Run this report to calculate the Fuel taxes and Weight Distance taxes due from each truck.  This report helps companies distribute the tax burden to Owner/Operators running under their permits.  The fleet average MPG is used to calculate taxes – just like the IFTA tax return.  Trucks running at a higher MPG than the fleet average usually pay more taxes than trucks in the fleet running at a lower MPG.

See a day by day recap of where each truck travels, where and when it purchases fuel and how it all adds up.  See odometer readings, MPG’s and discover differences between miles being reported and what the odometer reports.  This report helps audit driver reporting and electronics on trucks.  It is also the detail behind every IFTA and Weight Distance report generated by our software.  Should you ever be chosen for audit by your jurisdiction, this report will provide the details auditors are looking for – quickly and easily.

A snapshot of the essential information for a company – its contact information, permits (including account number and expiration dates) and vehicles in its fleet.

A “rolodex” so to speak for all the contact information set up for a company.  Print up a complete list of the phone numbers of everyone involved in a company – its owners, administrators, drivers, emergency contacts insurance agents and so on.  Make sure all the information needed to be in touch with its movers and shakers is in one place and available wherever it will be useful.

Get a full list of all the reports filed for a company for the quarter – the year – or since the company started using TruckeServices for reporting.  List All reports – or just look at a single permit.  View this report prior to filing a quarterly IFTA return to see the average MPG filed in the past.  It will help find audit flags – allowing you to correct a report before it is filed.

See all the Permits set up for a company their account number and their Expiration dates.

See all the vehicles set up in the company’s fleet list including the Unit #, VIN number, Year, Make and Expiration date of the registration for every vehicle.  For large fleets – with various renewal dates, this report can be used to determine upcoming renewals to do.

Every year a summary of miles by state and the percentage of miles traveled in each state is required for IRP registration.  This report breaks it out and makes it easy to provide the mileages for Schedule B.  More than one IRP fleet?  No problem – run a separate report for each fleet.  (Trucks are assigned to a Fleet in the Vehicle section)

Select the “Registration Year” and see the mileage reported for each fleet – by month by state.   It’s not pretty – especially when a lot of states are covered.  Remember the report can be exported to Excel for additional formatting and analysis.

Select the “Registration Year” and see the mileage reported for each fleet by truck – by state.  Sometimes it is crazy what auditors want – but we’ve got you covered!

Run an up-to-date list of every client you manage – including their “Nick Name” “Office Phone number” and “DOT#” – anytime.  Keep a master list of all clients and the “Nick Name” (think account number you assigned to them) – open and closed.  Or keep separate lists if that works better for your organization.  If more information on this report would make it more useful – let us know and we can customize it for your use.

A “rolodex” so to speak for all the contact information set up for all the companies your manage.  Print up a complete list of the phone numbers of everyone involved in a company – its owners, administrators, drivers, emergency contacts insurance agents and so on.  Make sure all the information needed to be in touch with its movers and shakers is in one place and available wherever it will be useful.

Review reporting completed for your company and for your clients.   – Break it out for a month, a quarter, a year –for any range of dates that helps you manage your business.  Know which permits your clients have entrusted to you to keep up to date.  Use this report to help construct billing to clients for the work done on their behalf.

See at a glance all the Permits your clients hold  and their expiration dates.  Look at everything – or for just a single permit type.  This type of list helps a company organize and assign work by departments.

Stay on top of reporting – past, present and future – with this report.  Work from a list of all Returns that need to be filed – for a single permit or for all permits – for a month or for a quarter.  Watch them as they move from “To-Do”  to “Incomplete” to “In-Process” to “Filed, Not Paid” to “Complete”  Keep your command of how work is flowing through the office with a click of your mouse.

When TruckeServices software is utilized to keep track of work “In Progress”, this report provides a birds-eye-view of incomplete work by department and by the person it was assigned to.  Whether a client calls to request help – or it is renewal time and there is a lot going on – nothing will fall through the cracks.  Work has to be “Completed” before it falls off this report.

Need something special to help you manage your business – or export to other software?  Let us know and we will help make it possible.  No more rekeying data from one software package to another.  And no more limitations because you can’t find help with your technology.  We are serious when we say “Our technology department – is your technology department.”  We aim to be of service.