Drivers rested and licensed, vehicles checked, depots signed in.
Rosters, hours and journeys are watched against your fatigue rules, so a tired driver is spotted before the trip. Every vehicle carries its pre-starts and defects behind a code on the dash, driver licences are checked before they are rostered, and depots sign in drivers and visitors.
Start with oneStart with any one of these on its own, and add the others only if and when you want them.
What transport and logistics teams use most
The capabilities that matter most in transport and logistics, all ready on the first day.
Fatigue management
Hours, shifts and travel are watched against your fatigue rules so tired people are spotted before they start.
Journey management
Trips to remote sites are planned, checked in and escalated automatically when someone is overdue.
Rosters and swings
Rotations, swings and crew patterns are set up once and drive inspections, attendance expectations and fatigue checks.
Defects and pre-start checks
Pre-start checks raise defects against the right item, and defects are tracked through to repair.
Equipment QR codes
Scanning the code on a machine opens its pre-start, history and defects on the spot.
Licences and tickets
Licences, tickets and clearances are records with classes, conditions and expiry, checked wherever they matter.
Dangerous goods manifests
Manifests and placarding are produced from what you hold.
Quantities against thresholds
Stored quantities are compared with regulatory thresholds.
Quick report from a phone
Anyone reports an incident in a minute, one short question per screen, with photos and location.
Visitors registered ahead
Hosts register visitors in advance, approve arrivals and are told when their guest is at reception.
The parts that fit transport and logistics
Each one is sold on its own. Take the ones you need.
- Projects, plant and field workProjects, plant, pre-starts and defects in one place.
- Incident managementReport incidents and hazards, investigate them and track the actions.
- Training and competencyTraining records, licences and renewals for every worker.
- Contractor managementPrequalify contractors and keep their insurance and licences current.
- Visitor and site sign-inSign-in for visitors, staff and contractors at any entrance.
- Occupational health and chemicalsExposure monitoring, health surveillance and a chemical register.
Worked example: a linehaul driver starts an overnight run
A driver is rostered on an overnight run between two cities.
Step 1: Fatigue checked first
The driver's hours for the past week are checked against your fatigue rules before the run is confirmed.
Step 2: The truck is checked
The driver scans the code on the dash and completes the pre-start. A tyre defect goes to the workshop.
Step 3: The load is documented
The dangerous goods manifest for the load is produced from the chemical register.
Step 4: Signed in at the far depot
The driver signs in at the destination depot with their phone, and the journey is closed.
See how Obliwise fits transport and logistics.
Bring a form, a plan or a checklist you use now. We will set it up in Obliwise with you and show you the follow-up as it happens.