How to Track How Many Fleet Vehicles Are Active, Inactive, or in Maintenance in a Single Panel

Jestor's Fleet Management template brings a fleet status chart right on the main dashboard, visually showing how many vehicles are active, inactive, or in maintenance.

What does the fleet management panel show?

Panel element	What it shows
Fleet status chart	Active, inactive, and in-maintenance vehicles
Total spent on maintenance	Accumulated value for the period
Total spent on fuel	Accumulated value for the period
Fill-ups chart	Filterable by vehicle and by date

How to check a specific vehicle's history?

Besides the fleet's overall view, you can filter the fill-ups chart by individual vehicle, seeing, for example, when and how much a specific car or truck fueled in a given period.

Why does this visibility matter for fleet management?

Quickly knowing how many vehicles are down for maintenance helps anticipate decisions, like redistributing routes or arranging a backup vehicle, without waiting until operations are affected.

Why choose Jestor for fleet management?

Jestor's Fleet Management template was created for vehicle-based operations — including towing fleets — but works for any type of fleet, and can be adapted visually and operationally after installation.

Does the panel show vehicles in maintenance separately from active ones?

Yes, the fleet status chart separates active, inactive, and in-maintenance vehicles.

Can I see the fill-up history for a specific vehicle?

Yes, the fill-ups chart can be filtered by vehicle and by period.

Does this template only work for towing fleets?

No, even though it was initially designed for that vertical, it works for any type of fleet and can be adapted.

Video Tutorial: Step by Step

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