Fleet & compliance reports

Reporting helps fleets and workshops see patterns across many vehicles instead of judging performance one visit at a time. It is where operational history becomes something you can act on at management level.

• Fleet status reports summarise tread and risk indicators for the vehicles you select.
• Tyre disposals lists tyres removed on invoiced jobs — vehicle, position, category, and quantity — with regulated Tyrewise stewardship fees where your workshop operates under New Zealand rules and has them enabled.
• POS settle report groups counter-sales totals by payment method (cash till, EFTPOS, credit card) for end-of-day reconciliation against your physical till and terminal.
• Where applicable, regional stewardship or compliance exports help you hand off the fields required by local programmes.

What reports are good for

• Reviewing tyre condition across a customer fleet.
• Preparing management conversations around maintenance risk and replacement planning.
• Meeting regulator or stewardship scheme export requirements where those programmes apply.

Exports are designed for spreadsheets, audit reviews, or regulator handoff. Check column headers the first time you use a report so you map them correctly into downstream tools and do not build internal processes on a wrong assumption.

For large datasets, it is often better to run focused exports by customer, site, or logical batch rather than trying to push every vehicle into one giant file.