Fleet-aware
If you run company trucks, SolarProjeX tracks them: live GPS positions, geofenced auto clock-in when the truck rolls, auto clock-out when it returns home. If you don't run a fleet, none of this gets in your way.
Knowing where a crew's trucks actually are, and whether they made it to the job site on time, usually means calling or texting to ask. For a shop running more than a couple of trucks, that doesn't scale, and it puts the office in the position of trusting a tech's memory of when they arrived and left.
SolarProjeX makes fleet tracking optional, not required — the rest of the platform works exactly the same without it. For shops that do run company trucks, connecting the fleet turns every truck into a live unit of work: GPS position on the dispatch map, automatic clock-in when the truck arrives at the job site, and automatic clock-out when it returns to home base. No tech ever touches a timesheet.
How it works
See every truck on the same dispatch map as your jobs, in real time.
A truck arriving at the job site clocks the tech in automatically — no manual step.
Returning to home base clocks the tech back out, just as automatically.
Start/end time, distance, and hours per truck, summarized automatically each day.
No — fleet tracking is optional and available as an add-on. The rest of the platform works fully without it.
SolarProjeX integrates with Geotab for live GPS and truck data.
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