Plan by mileage, date, or both
Managers can create a company schedule with at least one interval. When both are set, the earlier due threshold controls the queue.
Answer the practical question every fleet manager asks: what is due next? FleetTrestle compares each configured mileage or date threshold with the vehicle record and keeps upcoming, overdue, paused, and completed work in one protected maintenance workspace.
Every FleetTrestle workflow contributes to the same vehicle operating history, helping a small fleet manage today's work and make better decisions later without enterprise-fleet complexity.
Managers can create a company schedule with at least one interval. When both are set, the earlier due threshold controls the queue.
The workspace labels configured service as due soon within 1,000 miles or 30 days and overdue after its mileage or date threshold passes.
Authorized users can record the service date, mileage, vendor, notes, and cost components against the vehicle, then recalculate a linked plan’s next due point.
The public sample uses fixed fictional records and cannot change customer data. The live workspace requires an authenticated organization session, and schedule or service mutations remain limited by role.
Read only
Inspect a fixed fictional maintenance queue without an account or record mutation.
Sign-in required
Maintenance reads remain tied to the authenticated organization.
Role limited
Administrators and managers can plan and complete service; other members retain read-only access.