Every vehicle carries its own interval — 5,000 km, 10,000, whatever the manual says. Fleeturio counts down from the readings your drivers already log and tells you what is due before the car tells you itself.
Set the interval on the vehicle, not on the fleet. Each car counts down on its own kilometres, so the one doing airport runs all day comes up before the one that mostly sits.
The countdown warns you while there is still distance in hand, not on the morning it is due. The driver sees the same number on their home screen, so nobody is surprised.
| Vehicle | Service | Status | Remaining |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toyota Hiace | Oil change | Overdue | −420 km |
| Toyota Camry | Oil change | Due soon | 320 km |
| Nissan Sunny | Brake check | Scheduled | 1,180 km |
| Kia Sportage | Tyre rotation | Booked | 2,400 km |
Close a service with what was done and what it cost, and it stays on the vehicle. Over a year that is the difference between guessing which car is expensive and knowing.
Per vehicle, in kilometres, from the manual. Add as many schedules as the car needs — oil, brakes, tyres.
The countdown runs on the readings they already submit. There is no second log to keep and nothing to remember to update.
Fleeturio warns you with road to spare. Record what was done and what it cost, and it stays on the vehicle for good.
Distance is what a fleet actually wears out on, so intervals are counted in kilometres from real readings. Date-based items like inspections can be tracked as documents.
The countdown stops moving and the vehicle shows a stale reading, which is itself the warning that something has slipped.
Yes — that is the point. A van doing airport runs and a car that mostly sits should never be on the same interval.
The next service and the distance remaining sit on their home screen, so they can tell you before you have to chase them.
Yes, with the invoice. Photograph the bill and Fleeturio reads the figures rather than making you retype them.
Set it once per vehicle and let the kilometres your drivers already log do the counting. Free to start.
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