Understand the workflow before you start.

Fleet inspection software records equipment condition, checklist responses, and findings digitally. Akrimetra connects that inspection record to equipment defects, corrective actions, and management reporting for transportation teams.

Supervisors can review findings linked to equipment and inspections, assign responsibility within their permissions, and follow defect status. Location permissions determine which records each user can review.

Start with the finding on the submitted inspection, review the linked defect, assign an owner, and document corrective actions. Repair completion and verification are separate workflow stages so the team can see what still needs review.

Yes. Inspection and repair workflows support photographs and supporting attachments. Evidence belongs to the authorized operational record rather than a public photo gallery.

An authorized reviewer records verification through the defect workflow after reviewing corrective action and supporting evidence. The record retains its linked inspection, repair actions, and audit history. Verification is a human decision, not an automatic safety certification.

Yes. Authorized managers can review records across their assigned locations. Professional includes multi-location and regional management; access remains subject to role and location permissions.

Inspect starts at $3 per managed asset per month and Professional at $5, each with a $49 monthly minimum. Enterprise uses custom pricing. The pricing page includes annual options, a fleet-size calculator, and current trial and launch terms.

Inspection software documents equipment condition and follow-up work. GPS tracking focuses on vehicle location and movement. Akrimetra's inspection and defect workflow is not a live GPS tracking service.

No. A transportation management system typically handles transportation planning, dispatch, or shipment execution. Akrimetra focuses on equipment inspections, defects, corrective actions, and fleet safety oversight.

Akrimetra's internal assessment workflow supports review of potential compliance exposure associated with findings. Potential violation mappings and cost scenarios require human review. These are not actual roadside violations, official FMCSA safety performance measures, proven prevented violations, or verified savings. Akrimetra does not guarantee DOT compliance or a reduction in CSA scores.