Truck Maintenance

VIN No: The Vehicle Identification Number of the vehicle.
Make: Manufacturer of the vehicle.
Model: Model of vehicle created by the Manufacturer.
Year: The year the vehicle was manufactured.
Exp. Date: Date of License plate expatriation.
Plate No: The vehicle's License plate number.

Billing & Accounts Receivable

File Maintenance

Using This Program

Tare Weight: Can be either manually entered, or come from the Ticket Printing system.
Last Tared: The date the last tare weight was measured for this truck.
Legal Max: The legal maximum weight allowed for aggregate Ticket Printing.
Home Plant: The base plant of the truck.
Truck Class: The type of truck being used. Examples include Front/Rear Discharge Cement Mixers.
Customer ID: Limits ticket printing to using this truck only for this customer.
Owner ID: Owner of the truck, useful for reporting when third party payments are due.
Default Driver: The driver assigned to this truck.
Inc. on Reports: Can be used to limit this truck from printing on some reports.
Internal: A truck used for internal use only. This truck is usually excluded from reports.
In Service: Used by dispatch to determine if the truck is available for work.
Truck Capacity: Maximum volume of concrete to be used when dispatching.

These fields are used to keep track of Truck Maintenance and general information about the vehicle.

Here you can see the GPS history for a truck. The most recent transactions appear first.

Map Symbol: Icon used on the GPS maps. The map symbol allows you to easily distinguish what type of vehicle is on the map. In addition to a variety of colors you can also change the type of vehicle such as Front/Rear Discharge Cement Mixers, Dump Trucks, and Company Service Vehicles.
Unit ID: The ID setup by a GPS or signalling device.

This area can be used for any additional information about the truck.