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Glossary of key German terms used across MobilityManager

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MobilityManager keeps a number of German domain terms even in the English interface, because they are the established words for fleet processes in the DACH region. This glossary explains the key ones so you recognize them across the product.

Modules and areas

TermEnglishWhat it means
FuhrparkVehicle fleetYour collection of vehicles. The Fuhrpark dashboard gives a fleet-wide overview.
FahrzeugakteVehicle fileThe complete record for a single vehicle, organized into tabs (technical data, contracts, tyres, appointments, and more).
BelegeReceipts / expense documentsThe Expenses module. A Beleg is one receipt or expense document that moves through a review workflow.
StrafmandatePenalty noticesTraffic fines and penalty notices. A single one is a Strafmandat.
FührerscheinkontrolleDriving-licence checkThe process of verifying that drivers hold a valid driving licence, with uploads and periodic re-checks.
VersicherungInsuranceThe insurance module: policies, claims, certificates, and risk.
SchadenmanagementDamage managementRecording and tracking vehicle damage cases through their lifecycle.
WartungsplanungMaintenance planningPlanning and recording vehicle maintenance, with templates, plans, and reminders.
TankmanagementFuel / tank managementRefueling, fuel cards, fuel prices, and fuel budgets.
LagerverwaltungWarehouse managementStock items, stock movements, and inventory counts.
E-Mail-VorlagenEmail templatesReusable templates for the emails the platform sends.

Vehicle-file tabs and details

TermEnglishWhat it means
KennzeichenLicence plate / registrationA vehicle's registration number.
TechnikTechnical dataTechnical specifications of the vehicle.
VerträgeContractsContracts associated with a vehicle, such as leasing agreements.
TermineAppointments / due datesScheduled dates and deadlines for a vehicle.
ReifenTyresTyre records for a vehicle.
VignettenToll stickersRoad-toll stickers (Vignette) held for a vehicle.

Regulatory frameworks

During setup, each tenant selects the periodic vehicle-inspection regime it follows. These abbreviations appear in settings and reports:

CodeRegionMeaning
HUGermanyHauptuntersuchung — the main periodic roadworthiness inspection.
§57aAustriaThe §57a periodic inspection, commonly known as the "Pickerl".
MFKSwitzerlandMotorfahrzeugkontrolle — the official vehicle inspection.
Tip: The help center search matches these German terms directly, so you can search for "Belege" or "Strafmandate" to jump to the relevant articles even when the rest of your interface is in English.
Note: Switching your interface language between German and English changes many labels, but these established domain terms are used consistently in both languages so you always recognize the module.

Related

  • What MobilityManager is and who it is for
  • A tour of the main navigation and sidebar
  • Changing the interface language (German or English)
  • Understanding companies and tenants
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Written by Alexander Hagemann
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