Conditional Troubleshooting Alert

Introduction

The interfaceTroubleshootingallows you totrack and record troubleshooting eventsvehicles. This tool centralizes information on the interventions carried out, facilitatingoperational monitoring and incident management.

Purpose of the Interface

The main objective of the interface is to:

• Ensure traceability of repairscarried out on vehicles.
• Centralize informationrelating to the interventions (vehicle, employee, date).
• Allow thefrequency analysisand interventions.
• Facilitate data exportfor later use in reports or audits.

Table Structure

The interfaceTroubleshootingdoes not haveno filtersbut directly displays a table with the following columns:

• vehicle: Identifier or registration of the vehicle concerned by the repair.
• Collaborator: Name of the driver or employee assigned to the vehicle at the time of the breakdown or intervention.
• Date: Date and time the troubleshooting event was recorded.

Interface Keys

• Viewing Troubleshooting Events: The table centralizes all recorded troubleshooting, offering a quick view of the history of interventions.
• Data export: The interface offers aexport option in Excel format, allowing users to:
  • Keep a historyinterventions.
  • Analyze trendsbreakdown per vehicle or employee.
  • Share reportswith the teams concerned to optimize breakdown management.

Usefulness and Benefits of the Interface

The interfaceTroubleshootingoffers several advantages:

• Real-time trackingincidents and interventions on the fleet.
• Maintenance optimizationby identifying the vehicles most prone to breakdowns.
• Improved intervention planningthanks to the centralized troubleshooting history.
• Reduced downtimeby anticipating the necessary interviews.

Conclusion