Driver incident processing
The system can read an incident report and extract the driver, vehicle, location, date and time, incident type, damage description, and urgency before routing it to the responsible manager.
Fleet Management Solutions
i-360 develops role-based fleet platforms that bring vehicles, drivers, bookings, dispatch, trips, fuel, expenses, billing, maintenance, tyres, inventory, procurement, approvals, and reports into a connected operational system.
Vehicle and driver masters, documents, attendance, assignments, licence expiry, routes, bookings, trip logs, fuel, expenses, maintenance, tyres, and inventory can share a consistent operational record.
The platform can include dispatch and delivery status, proof-of-delivery documents, customer invoices and payments, outstanding balances, stock transactions, low-stock alerts, vendors, purchase orders, approvals, and audit trails.
Dashboards, alerts, ageing, due items, operational exceptions, exports, and module reports help teams identify work requiring attention instead of relying on disconnected spreadsheets.
Where approved data is available, an operations assistant can help summarize driver incidents, maintenance records, delivery documents, exceptions, and daily status. Its accuracy and timeliness depend on reliable source data, permitted access, and defined human review.
Practical Examples
These examples depend on permitted access to reliable fleet, driver, dispatch, maintenance, GPS, and delivery data. Operational decisions and uncertain results remain subject to authorized review.
A working fleet or logistics operations assistant connected to the selected business information and workflows.
Fleet, transport, and logistics operations teams with reliable driver, vehicle, dispatch, maintenance, incident, and delivery data that can support controlled assistance.
The system can read an incident report and extract the driver, vehicle, location, date and time, incident type, damage description, and urgency before routing it to the responsible manager.
An assistant can review selected maintenance records and prepare recurring issues, overdue services, recent repairs, and vehicles needing attention.
The workflow can read selected proof-of-delivery documents and extract shipment and delivery details for validation and review.
The assistant can prepare a summary of completed deliveries, delayed shipments, open incidents, missing documents, and maintenance exceptions.
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Scope can cover vehicles, drivers, routes, bookings, dispatch, trips, fuel, expenses, billing, inventory, maintenance, tyres, approvals, procurement, users, roles, audit logs, and reports.
Yes. Vehicle and driver documents, licence expiry, maintenance due dates, delivery documents, and other approved alerts can be included in the defined workflow.
Yes. A planned scope can connect bookings and completed work to invoices, payments, adjustments, customer ledgers, outstanding balances, and ageing reports.
Yes. Users, roles, permissions, module access, feature access, and audit logs can be defined around operational responsibilities.
Potentially. It depends on access to reliable fleet, dispatch, GPS, maintenance, delivery, and incident data, together with clear permissions and review requirements.
Yes. The platform can be phased around the highest-priority workflow, followed by additional operational, commercial, maintenance, inventory, and reporting modules.