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Maintenance
Plan service around use, then account for the repair.
From a due service or reported defect to a closed work order.
Bring distance, engine hours where available, inspections, parts and workshop spend into the same vehicle history so the next maintenance decision has context.
The schedule and the workshop should share the same facts.
Schedules
Set the service trigger that fits the vehicle.
Different vehicles work in different ways. Schedules can use distance, engine hours, and time together, with service due when the first limit is reached.
- Odometer, engine hours, and date considered together.
- Due, overdue, and upcoming services by branch.
- Hijri or Gregorian dates based on the user's language.
Fault codes
Put a fault in front of the workshop.
Diagnostic codes come from the vehicle, are interpreted, and can create a work order without re-entering the vehicle details.
- Vehicle fault codes read and interpreted.
- Issues sent to the right person.
- Fault codes can create work orders.
Work orders
Follow a repair from request to cost.
Track internal and external repairs with labour, parts, and vendor costs on the same vehicle record.
- Internal and external work in one record.
- Labour, parts, and vendor invoices linked to the vehicle.
- Vehicle downtime tracked.
Parts and tyres
Know which parts went onto which vehicle.
See what is in stock, what it costs, and where it was used. Tyres can be tracked by position, wear, pressure, and rotation.
- Parts stock and cost tracked as used.
- Tyres tracked by axle position and wear.
- Compare vendors based on actual costs.
Everything in maintenance
Service schedules
By distance, by engine hours or by date — whichever comes first.
Work orders
What was done to a vehicle, by whom, at what cost.
Parts and stock
What is on the shelf, what it cost, and what it went on.
Tyres
Position by position, with tread, pressure and rotation history.
Workshops and vendors
Internal bay or external garage, priced and compared.
Downtime
How long a vehicle was off the road, and what took it there.
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Position and engine data from each connected vehicle
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