Platform · Obligations and deadlines
Vehicle operators must complete the required checks and inspections and retain evidence. Outsourcing the work does not remove that responsibility. fleetfeat stores every dated evidence record against the vehicle.
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VW Transporter panel van
M-DM 1002 · Pool vehicle · North depot · 91,200 km
Pool vehicle — all operator duties apply.
Covered duties
See not only what is complete, but what remains open — for each vehicle, with its cycle, due date and owner.
Pool vehicle at the north depot. Its record shows which three duties are overdue and since when.
Three ways evidence gets lost — without anyone doing anything wrong.
Deadline
A deadline expires and no one objects. This will be noticed at the next inspection - or after damage.
Document
The check took place, but the report is trapped in an inbox nobody monitors.
Responsibility
Knowledge goes with the fleet manager. What remains is a table that no one updates.
Without a date, it is a reminder rather than evidence.
Recurring inspection under Section 29 StVZO. The dated report is stored against the vehicle's VIN.
The vehicle is work equipment and is inspected under DGUV Regulation 70. The report records the inspector and date.
A vehicle may only be entrusted to someone entitled to drive under Section 21 StVG. Evidence is a timestamped check for each driver and vehicle.
Identify the driver from the usage history. The assignment for the relevant period is retained, then deleted after three years by default.
Invoices and documents remain traceable. The original document stays unchanged in the vehicle record.
Operator duties and deadlines
Vehicle operators must complete the required checks and inspections and keep dated evidence in the vehicle record.
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Four steps, after which the duty runs along with the vehicle - not in the head of a single person.
Add vehicles by VIN or CSV, assign inspection cycles and link drivers.
Due and overdue are listed on the vehicle, not in a separate list.
The notice goes to those responsible before the deadline expires. If it stays open, the chain escalates — to the named deputy, otherwise to the company admin.
Documents, photos and timestamps stay linked to the VIN, even when responsibilities change.
Five duties and five evidence records, all linked to the same vehicle record.
Main inspection according to § 29 StVZO - per vehicle with frequency, due date and reminder.
Work equipment inspection under DGUV Regulation 70, with the inspector and date recorded.
Checks under Section 21 StVG, documented for each driver rather than covered by a blanket tick.
Fines: identify drivers on time using the documented usage history.
Invoices and evidence remain unchanged in the vehicle record, with photos, timestamps and verification codes.
Yes. The platform supports one to more than 1,000 vehicles with the same workflow across locations. Add a vehicle by VIN or import a CSV list.
The software is billed per vehicle. Your quote states the price, which becomes binding only when you place the order.
Driver assignments are deleted three years after the usage period ends by default, unless a related fine remains open. The retention period is configurable.
No. Statutory references and intervals are provided for guidance. Applicable law, your contracts and your operational practice remain authoritative.
Duties and evidence
Each duty leads from its due date to documented completion against the vehicle.
The appointment and inspection report stay with the vehicle.
Inspection under DGUV Regulation 70 with report and date.
Driver training with a test and certificate.
Check date and evidence for each driver.
The usage history supports assignment at the time of an incident.
If a reminder stays open, it is sent to the assigned deputy.
Driver assignments are deleted by default three years after the end of the usage period, unless a traffic fine case is still open. The period can be configured.
Not legal advice: statutory references and intervals are provided for guidance. Applicable law, your contracts and your operational practice remain authoritative.