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Squarerigger captures DVIRs on a phone, holds registrations, permits, and certifications on the asset record,
and produces the compliance packet straight from the same system that runs work orders and inspections.
Each operational moment adds a line to the audit trail.
The driver fills out a paper DVIR by hand, and flagged defects sit unread on a shop desk for several hours or more.
The driver completes a digital DVIR on their mobile device, and any failed inspection item instantly generates a work request on save.
A roadside defect triggers an urgent phone call to dispatch, leaving behind no permanent audit trail or shop ticket, only a phone log.
The defect logs against the asset, and the work order opens on the same day.
Renewals live in a spreadsheet one person owns, and a missed renewal surfaces at the roadside.
Registration, insurance, and certification expiries alert ahead of date, and renewal work books on the asset.
A manager pulls binders, file cabinets, and shop logs together, and the packet is still incomplete.
Inspection history, DVIRs, registrations, and permits sit on the asset, and the packet exports on demand.
Incident data, pass rates, and inspection outcomes get estimated from memory under leadership questioning.
DVIR pass rate, defect-to-close cycle time, and incident counts live on the same dashboard.
The driver fills out a paper DVIR by hand, and flagged defects sit unread on a shop desk for several hours or more.
The driver completes a digital DVIR on their mobile device, and any failed inspection item instantly generates a work request on save.
A roadside defect triggers an urgent phone call to dispatch, leaving behind no permanent audit trail or shop ticket, only a phone log.
The defect logs against the asset, and the work order opens on the same day.
Renewals live in a spreadsheet one person owns, and a missed renewal surfaces at the roadside.
Registration, insurance, and certification expiries alert ahead of date, and renewal work books on the asset.
A manager pulls binders, file cabinets, and shop logs together, and the packet is still incomplete.
Inspection history, DVIRs, registrations, and permits sit on the asset, and the packet exports on demand.
Incident data, pass rates, and inspection outcomes get estimated from memory under leadership questioning.
DVIR pass rate, defect-to-close cycle time, and incident counts live on the same dashboard.
The driver submits their
daily pre-trip DVIR from
a phone.
A failed item raises a
new work request for
the asset.
The repair closes on the
work order and updates
the inspection record.
Registrations,
certifications, and audit
logs accumulate.
An audit pulls the packet
straight from that
asset's record.
Pre-trips run on a phone with time stamps & a signatures.
The records DOT, FMCSA, and OSHA ask for, ready.
PMs on intervals required by regulators.
Registrations, permits, certifications.
Safety events are recorded against involved people and trucks.
Pre-trips run on a phone with time stamps & a signatures.
Registrations, permits, certifications.
The records DOT, FMCSA, and OSHA ask for, ready.
Safety events are recorded against involved people and trucks.
PMs on intervals required by regulators.
A compliance program is not a separate file room. It draws from the daily work and the asset record,
and feeds the report leadership and auditors ask for.
Registrations, titles, and permits are stored on the same record as the truck.
DVIRs and scheduled inspections feed the compliance record every asset.
Failed inspection items become work orders with full repair history already attached.
Regulator-mandated service intervals run on the same PM scheduling engine.
Safety and compliance metrics live in the same reporting layer as operations.
Harsh events and ELD data feed into the safety record when a provider is connected.
DVIR completion rate, defect-to-close cycle time, and the recurring patterns surfacing across drivers and fleet assets.
Failed DVIR items reaching the shop, compliance-driven PM scheduled alongside operational PM, and the technicians safer for it.
Audit readiness across the fleet, liability exposure trending down, and the safety story leadership can defend with records.
Defects arrive with photos and notes already attached, so the bay is not the place where missing information gets discovered.
Squarerigger tracks inspections, service intervals, and compliance deadlines against the asset, sending alerts ahead of expiries to keep audit records clean.
A failed item raises a work request against the asset automatically. The defect rides into the shop's pending queue with the driver's photo and note already attached.
Yes. Accidents, violations, and incident reports are logged against the driver and the asset. Telematics-fed harsh-event data integrates into the record when a provider is connected, and repair patterns tied to driver behavior can be reported.
Squarerigger holds inspection history, DVIRs, registrations, and permits on the asset record, exporting complete audit packets by asset or date range in one click.
It can. Many fleets switch DVIR fully to mobile once drivers adopt the flow. The platform supports paper or PDF imports for legacy records during the transition.
Reported defects, inspection results, and work order notes are visible to the technician picking up the job. Hazards do not have to be rediscovered in the bay.