What it does: warns you before you go over
You upload a .DDD or .TGD file and the dashboard breaks the activity down, splitting availability from real driving and rest. It applies the 561 logic and tells you exactly how long is left to close a break or a weekly rest, with no guesswork. To brush up on the rule behind it, see the driving and rest times guide 2026.
For the fleet and for the driver
The transport manager uses it for digital fleet management: at a glance you see who's near the limit and plan without scares. The driver gets the analysis tools to keep on top of the shift from the cab. And all together is what we call smart mobility: deciding on the real tachograph data, not by eye.
What it catches before the inspector does
The dashboard spots overlaps and missing manual entries — the slips that cost you at a roadside stop. And when you need it, it exports the report to PDF ready to hand over. Cross the activity with the posting rules and it also feeds the automatic allowance calculation, so the same effort does two jobs.
Frequently asked
A word, driver to driver
Running a fleet in 2026 without checking the times is a gamble you don't need to take. What was a heavy obligation, used right, becomes information that saves you fines and downtime.
A lorry stood down over an infringement you could have seen coming is money walking out the door. Better the dashboard warns you than the inspector.