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The daily vehicle check: from the driver's phone to a signed-off repair
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How a septic service runs the daily vehicle check in Cargovate: the DVIR on a phone or the yard tablet, a defect with a photo, the office deciding, the repair as a work order signed off, and the driver seeing it at the next check.
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Every route starts with the truck. Here's the daily check in Cargovate.
The driver opens the check on their phone: brakes, lights, tires, coupling and emergency equipment.
No company email? A shared tablet in the yard signs them in with their badge.
Something wrong goes in as a defect, with a photo.
In the office, every truck with an open defect is in one list, and you decide what happens to it.
The repair becomes a work order. When it's done, the repair is signed off โ and the defect closes with it.
At the next check, the driver sees the repair was made.
Every check, defect and repair stays on the truck's record. Cargovate Fleet Lite and Fleet, at cargovate.com.