TruTac: ‘analysis capability’ is key to tacho services
Software specialist TruTac has highlighted industry research suggesting for the second year running that fleet managers consider ‘analysis capability’ to be the most important factor when choosing a tachograph services provider.
Researcher Edge Insight recently asked 343 fleet managers a range of questions, similar to those posed in its 2022 survey, and found opinions to be consistent regarding the importance of accurate tachograph analysis.
In order of ranking, ‘analysis capability’ scored 32 per cent, with ‘value for money’ and ‘ease of remote downloading’ registering equal importance at 17 and 18 per cent respectively.
For specialist waste and recycling management operator, Enva England, these criteria were reportedly key considerations when selecting TruTac as its tachograph software systems provider.
“We were using another fleet software system which wasn’t quite doing what we required,” explained John Stephenson, Enva England’s fleet manager, “particularly with our FORS accreditation journey in mind, so I researched TruTac and found their system wasn’t anywhere near as demanding in terms of admin. It ticks all our boxes and works fantastically for us.”
Consequently, Enva now uses the full TruTac complement of fleet management and compliance software, comprising TruLicence, TruControl, TruChecks, TruFleet, and TruLinks.
“We hit the ground running with the software and also found that FORS accreditation was something we could get done reasonably quickly,” added John.
“It’s a credit to TruTac and shows how useful it really is.
“One of the other things we like about TruTac’s systems is that they talk to one another. For example, any time a driver raises a defect via the TruChecks walkaround app, we can plan that into our workshop via the calendar on TruFleet, so everyone can see what’s going on.
“I highly recommend the TruTac software for fleet and workshop management as this is the one-stop shop for all fleet management needs, regardless of the size of the fleet.”
