Making EWD part of daily fleet operations
Trackify v2 brings the old paperless compliance message into a wider operating model for drivers, record keepers, and business owners.
The strongest v1 Trackify promise was simple: heavy vehicle accreditation without endless paperwork. The v2 marketing site keeps that message, but ties it to a fuller operating model.
What changes in v2
EWD and fatigue workflows sit alongside trips, vehicles, trailers, pre-start checks, faults, incidents, documents, support, users, and reports. That matters because compliance work is rarely isolated from dispatch, maintenance, billing, or driver support.
Drivers
Drivers need fast work/rest changes, offline capture, trip context, checklists, and a clear path when device or network conditions change.
Record keepers
Record keepers need diary views, breach visibility, exports, document evidence, and corrections with audit context.
Business owners
Owners need cost visibility, vehicle-based subscription usage, fleet health, and proof that daily work is being captured.
The public site needs to say what the product actually does
- Fleet Management covers vehicles, trailers, trips, tracking, service, faults, incidents, documents, users, and reporting.
- Compliance Management covers EWD/work diary, fatigue rules, checklists, breach visibility, and audit-ready exports.
- Tracker and regulatory telematics content is visible as a separate optional track, not hidden in a footnote.