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Add ability to track labor on an Inspection via the Operator Companion App
A large number of Enterprise clients have requested the ability to track labor hours/labor cost on Operators. Currently, labor hours/labor cost can be captured on Technicians on a Work Order, even when completing an Inspection as a Service Task; however, not on an Inspection for Operators using the Operator Companion App.
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Add a Budget Update Import Tool
Please add the ability to UPDATE the budget year over year. Manually, this is incredibly time consuming to update the next year's budget per site. Enterprise clients maximize their use of budgets.
1 voteThank you for your suggestion—this idea has merit and aligns with our broader strategy. However, due to other priorities, we are unable to pursue it at this time. We’ll keep it on our radar and revisit it when the timing is right or if we see increased interest from our customer community.
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Formula Risk Scoring
Sample use case: Measure how heavily each vehicle is being used relative to how long it's been in service. This way, you can spot an overworked vehicle that will need replacement sooner.
Vehicle: 2023 Ford Transit Van
In service date: 200 days ago
Total Miles Driven: 25,000
Expected Daily Miles: 100Formula: utilization Ratio = (25,000 / (200x100) ) x 100 = 125%
"By calculating the Utilization Ratio, the fleet manager noticed one van was running 125% of expected load - it had double the brake replacements compared to others. They rotated routes, balanced usage, and reduced unplanned maintenance by…
1 voteApproved for Product Roadmap ·
AdminRobbie.Brannen@eptura.com
(Senior Product Manager, Eptura)
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Great news - your idea has been approved for inclusion in our product roadmap! Please note that the final feature set may evolve as we incorporate additional customer feedback, conduct product and design research, and consider broader use cases beyond the original request. We appreciate your input and will keep you updated as development progresses.
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