Plan the day
Equipment
Know which machines can run tomorrow and which job each one is on.
Plan the day
Company Fleet
Your own trucks, each with a status, on the same plan as everything else. Company Fleet holds the trucks and vehicles you own, from tack trucks to float tractors, each with a status. Assign them to projects on the daily dispatch or to an equipment move. Hired trucks are handled separately in Broker Trucks.
Problems solved
Where the day breaks down.
A truck in the shop gets dispatched
The tandem was down yesterday, but it's still on tomorrow's plan. The crew finds out at the yard.
Owned and hired trucks blur together
With company trucks and broker trucks on different sheets, nobody has the full truck count for a job.
The float tractor gets promised twice
The tractor that pulls the float is wanted for a move and a haul on the same evening, and both plans assume they have it.
What it does
What Company Fleet does.
In plain terms. Your version of STRACTA is shaped around how your team works, so bring your own workflow to the demo.
One list of company vehicles
Tack trucks, dump trucks, float tractors and the rest of your vehicles, each by unit number.
A status on every unit
Keep each unit's status current, so the dispatcher can see which trucks are ready before planning them.
Trucks on the dispatch
Put company trucks on a project card in the equipment and fleet section, next to the machines they work with.
Tractors on equipment moves
Choose the truck for an equipment move, together with the machine, the trailer and the driver.
Workflow
How a day runs.
Company Fleet on one working day, step by step.
Publishes the dispatch with tack truck TK-01 on Harborview Corridor and tandem dump TD-04 on Ridgeline Road.
Sees 12 pieces of equipment on jobs, plus 2 fleet trucks, on the overview.
Puts float tractor TR-02 on move MV-0616-01 to take paver PV-02 to Bellwether Pointe.
Who uses it
Who works in Company Fleet.
What each person sees follows their role and the permissions your company sets.
FAQ
Questions about Company Fleet.
How does the dispatcher know a truck is ready?
Each unit carries a status your team keeps current, so the dispatcher can see which trucks are ready before putting them on the plan, and which job each one is assigned to.
What's the difference between Company Fleet and Equipment?
Company Fleet is for the trucks and vehicles you own. Equipment is for machines such as pavers, rollers and excavators. Trailers and attachments have records of their own.
Where do broker trucks go?
In Broker Trucks, with their daily bookings. Company trucks and broker trucks appear on the same project cards in the dispatch.
See Company Fleet on a day like yours.
Book a demo and we'll walk through it with your crews, equipment, trucks and jobsites in mind.