Morning, Piers.
Which cars are off road and which inspections are due?
Seven cars are off road: five in for repair at Current Works, one awaiting a shipped part (CV‑118, three weeks), one flagged for a low battery. Six annual inspections are due this month, two are already overdue. All of it read straight from Vulog and the service log, no scrolling the sheet.
photo · rear bumper, CV‑089 · Damage on return, log it.
Filed to CV‑089's log with the photo and opened the case: quote requested from Current Works, tonight's booking unaffected. Works the same from WhatsApp, so your techs send photos where they already talk and nothing new gets installed.
Service board
Every repair, annual inspection and fluid check across your locations, out of the spreadsheet. Advises you
Battery watch
A 12V battery drifting low becomes an alert and a task, so nobody has to sit on the Vulog dashboard. The same watch covers cars parked but not charging, and every return that needs a clean. Autonomous
CV‑207's 12V battery is dropping and no one was alerted.
CV‑207 is on a long-term rental at Hamilton. Its 12V battery has drifted to 12.1 volts, the point where it can fail to start. The data has been in Vulog the whole time, but there is no alert, so today someone would only catch it by scrolling the dashboard. Lanterne caught it and prepared the task.
Availability
What is on the road, what is out of service, and an alert when it crosses your line. Advises you
Deploy & rebalance
When a location runs low against its target supply, Lanterne raises a deploy task to move cars to the demand. Autonomous
Team & tasks
Who did what today, without asking. Every task logged to a person. Advises you
Workflows
Describe a process in plain language and Lanterne builds and runs it across Vulog and your service log.
Logbook
Every run and every decision, with its receipt. Click a row to see what was read and what was done.
Analytics
What the fleet did this month, and how much of it ran without you.
Sized against forward bookings and real turnaround, so the order for the new location is a number, not a guess.
Integrations
Lanterne plugs into what you already run. Reads flow continuously; writes go through the same gates as everything else.
Bookings, vehicle status, 12V level, location and availability, read continuously through the Vulog APIs. The alerts the dashboard does not give you.
Your maintenance history and inspection schedule, lifted off the spreadsheet into a live board. The sheet stays readable; the tracking stops being manual.
Repair jobs tracked from off-road to back-on-road, with a chase when a car sits too long waiting on parts.
Tasks reach the techs where they already are, with a one-tap link to the exact car and checklist, so nobody has to adopt a new app.
Threshold alerts on availability and the scheduled fleet reports, to you.