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GETTING STARTED

A founder-assisted pilot, scoped in an afternoon.

01

A short session with our founder

Under two hours, you driving most of it: vehicle count, how you track maintenance today, who's in which truck.

02

We map your current fleet data

Spreadsheet import is not complete yet. During a design-partner session we review your columns, confirm what can enter through the current vehicle flow, and define the import and workflow gaps that matter most.

03

Your crew tests the available web and mobile slices

Vehicle lifecycle controls, web and mobile inventory, VIN decode, guided walkarounds, maintenance recommendations, schedules, online work orders, inspection templates, workspace access, audit history, and diagnostic history have executable foundations. Offline completion, odometer photos, media upload, and offline writes remain validation gates.

04

You check access, history, and the dashboard Monday

The goal is a trusted operating record: who has access, what each truck reported, what still needs validation, and which workflow should ship next.

A DAY IN THE LIFE

From driveway inspection to owner dashboard, the story stays connected.

Quartermaster should feel less like another database and more like a shared operations log for the whole day. Current foundations cover vehicle lifecycle, inventory, VIN decode, walkaround, maintenance recommendations and work orders, diagnostics, inspection templates, audit history, and workspace access; the day-in-the-life flow shows the launch target those pieces are moving toward.

Illustrated route map showing offline inspection, work order creation, inventory tagging, and dashboard sync
6:58 AM · DRIVEWAY

Pre-trip happens before the first job.

The guided walkaround and vehicle record run online today; odometer photo capture and local availability under no signal remain the launch targets.

8:12 AM · FIRST STOP

A failed check becomes work, not a text thread.

Online work orders already carry the truck, title, priority, and due date into the maintenance queue; the automatic failed-item handoff from a field inspection is the launch target.

10:45 AM · TRUCK SHELF

Parts get logged where the crew looks.

Inventory lives on the vehicle record in web and mobile with quantity, location, and a low-stock flag the office can act on; photo-tagged shelves are later work.

4:30 PM · OFFICE

The owner sees the day without chasing anyone.

Work orders, maintenance recommendations, audit history, and diagnostics are live; per-mile cost and the full Monday dashboard remain launch targets.

Bring your fleet in this week.

The initial fit and workflow session is scoped to under two hours; implementation timing depends on the current pilot build.

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