The fleet view separates current records, due-soon work, and stale odometer readings.
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Fleet · readiness clocksReview 5Current week
Category
Current
Due soon
Stale reading
Status
Preventive service
11
5
—
Review
Tires
14
2
—
Pass
Registration
15
1
—
Pass
Insurance
15
0
—
Pass
Odometer
13
—
2
Stale
Fleet readiness5 due · 2 stale odometers · 11 currentReview
Every due date has a clock, every stale reading is marked, and the next service decision is visible before a road call.
Action · system findingFive vehicles are due for preventive service. Two odometer readings are stale.Every recommendation shows its work and the rule used.
Service and tires
See the economics before a road call.
Service history
Keep work orders, service intervals, and technician notes attached to the vehicle record.
Tire readiness
Track tire state and due work without hiding it inside a general maintenance list.
MMR
Prepare the monthly report with a stale-odometer guard that refuses to treat old readings as current.
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Service workboardOpen requests · priority · next action
Service workboard · requests remain visible from intake through completion.
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New service requestPriority · description · photos
New service request · capture the next maintenance action.
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Request detailStatus · assignment · completion
Request detail · keep the repair record together.
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Service historyDated records · status · work performed
Service history · search the record behind each maintenance decision.
Expiration alerting
Dates do not wait for a reminder.
Registration, insurance, credentials, and other required records carry their own expiration clocks so the next action is clear.
Utilization
Underused assets become a decision.
Review used days, possible days, and current status by vehicle and period. The view stays grounded in counts and percentages.
Used days by vehicle
Possible days
Out-of-service state
Period comparison
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Utilization rosterUsed days · possible days · utilization
Utilization roster · compare used days with possible days by vehicle.
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Utilization chartsDay-of-week and model views
Utilization charts · see the period pattern behind the roster.
NTL · Insurance
Stop insuring trucks you no longer run.
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Logik alerts · fleet · automatedP&D + LinehaulSent on Schedule B change
NTL — Vehicle Detail Confirmation
Current NTL vehicle list for Northline Logistics P&D, Oaks Transport Linehaul and Oaks Transport P&D. Highlighted rows show Schedule B actions since the last send.
Add · new to Schedule B
ADD 461141 to OAKS TRANSPORT INC P&D Schedule B
Truck ID461141
VIN1F65F5KN2M0A11742
EntityOaks Transport Inc
Terminal614
Year2021
Stated valueOn file
Loss payeeCornerstone Bank–EQF ISAOA/ATIMA · PO Box 4190 · Grapevine, TX 76099
Logik alerts · fleet · automatedP&D + LinehaulSent on Schedule B change
NTL — Vehicle Detail Confirmation
Current NTL vehicle list for Northline Logistics P&D, Oaks Transport Linehaul and Oaks Transport P&D. Highlighted rows show Schedule B actions since the last send.
Add · new to Schedule B
ADD 461141 to OAKS TRANSPORT INC P&D Schedule B
Truck ID461141
VIN1F65F5KN2M0A11742
EntityOaks Transport Inc
Terminal614
Year2021
Stated valueOn file
Loss payeeCornerstone Bank–EQF ISAOA/ATIMA · PO Box 4190 · Grapevine, TX 76099
A real alert, with identifiers substituted. When a vehicle joins or leaves Schedule B — a purchase, a rental on or off, a unit retired — the insurer gets the VIN, the entity, the loss payee and the stated value the same day, without anyone remembering to send it.
01
The fleet changes
A unit is bought, rented, returned or retired.
02
Logik sees it
Schedule B and the fleet record are already in the system, so the change is known the moment it happens.
03
The insurer is told
VIN, entity, terminal, year, loss payee and stated value go out automatically — add or remove.
04
You stop paying for it
A unit off your fleet comes off coverage the same week, instead of sitting on the policy for months.
Most contractors lose money on the fourth step, not the first. Adding a truck is easy to remember. Taking one off is the part nobody gets to — and the premium keeps running until someone does.