LogiseSoft gives your fleet operation one place to plan the job and dispatch the truck, follow it on the road, keep it maintained, and settle every cost it runs up — with the trip closing itself the moment it arrives.
Everything a fleet touches in a day lives on one record — the trip, the truck, the driver and the money — so nothing is entered twice and nothing falls between tools.
Trips & dispatch
Plan the route, assign the truck and trailer, and let the trip close itself when the vehicle arrives.
Routes, loads & multi-stop deliveries
No manual "end trip" — it finishes on arrival
Trip customs documents
Fleet & assets
Keep a clear register of every vehicle and trailer, right down to the spare parts.
Trucks & trailers with full details
Odometer readings tracked per vehicle
Spare-part stock & movements
Live location & arrival
See where every vehicle is, and know the exact moment it reaches a customer or a depot.
Live position on the map
Automatic arrival at the destination
Alerts for stops & off-route driving
Drivers & people
Drivers are staff — contracts, allowances, leave and payroll sit next to the trips they run.
Contracts, allowances & assignments
Leave, day-off approvals & shifts
Payroll from draft to paid
Maintenance & inspections
Set your own service plans and the reminders look after themselves; record every check and defect.
Service plans you define, by time or distance
Planned & breakdown repairs with parts
Walk-around checks, defects & readings
Costs & invoicing
Every cost the trip runs up — fuel, tolls, expenses — reconciles against it, ready to bill.
Quotes & rate cards into invoices
Tolls captured & charged back to the trip
Fuel watched for unusual fills
In the cabSnap → figures read for youReceipts and odometers captured by camera.
In the cab
The driver app that does the paperwork.
Drivers don't fill in forms. They run their trips, snap a photo of a fuel receipt or the odometer, and the figures are read off for them — flowing straight into fuel records, expenses and mileage.
Photograph a receipt — the amount and date are captured for you.
Photograph the odometer — the reading is logged and checked against the last.
Arrival is automatic — a notification, not a button to press.
Stays in sync — it keeps working where the signal is weak, and catches up later.
Where does the container go next?
A finished trip hands the box over to the depot — gate slot, yard position and storage clock, all carried across on the same record. See the depot part.
