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Fleet dashboards overview

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This article introduces the reporting and dashboard tools in MobilityManager so you can find the right view for a fleet question and understand who can open it.

What the reporting area gives you

MobilityManager turns your live Fuhrpark (fleet) data into a small set of purpose-built views. Each one is generated on demand from your current vehicles and bookings — there is no overnight batch, so what you see reflects the data at the moment you open it.

  • Utilization dashboard — fleet-wide utilization averages plus two flagged lists: vehicles near their mileage limit and vehicles that are under-utilized.
  • Per-vehicle utilization — every active vehicle ranked by its composite utilization score, highest first.
  • Booking frequency — total bookings and bookings per day, week, and month over a chosen period, with a daily trend.
  • Inspections due soon — vehicles whose next inspection (for example the German HU, Hauptuntersuchung / main vehicle inspection) falls within a reminder threshold.
  • Fleet overview report — a single report combining inventory, utilization, booking statistics, and cost summary, with PDF and CSV export.

Who can access dashboards and reports

All of these views are gated by a single permission, View reports (reports:view-all), enforced on the server with [RequirePermission]. By default this permission is granted to the FleetManager and SystemAdmin roles. A Driver does not see them. If you use custom roles, an administrator can add the View reports permission to any role that needs fleet-level insight.

Note: Because reporting exposes the whole fleet rather than a single driver's own bookings, treat the View reports permission as a management-level grant.

How your data is scoped

MobilityManager is multi-tenant. Every dashboard and report is automatically scoped to your own company (tenant): you never see another company's vehicles, bookings, or costs, and you do not need to select your company each time. Vehicle brand and model names are resolved from the shared catalog, while odometer readings, mileage allowances, contracts, and bookings come from your tenant.

Choosing the right view

QuestionWhere to look
Is the fleet as a whole busy enough?Utilization dashboard averages
Which specific vehicles are idle?Under-utilized list / per-vehicle utilization
Which vehicles risk overshooting their annual mileage?Near mileage limit list
How many bookings are we handling over time?Booking frequency
What did the fleet cost this month?Fleet overview report — cost summary
Which vehicles need an inspection soon?Inspections due soon
Tip: Use the dashboards for day-to-day monitoring and the fleet overview report when you need a shareable, exportable snapshot for a meeting or an archive.

Related

  • Reading the utilization dashboard
  • The fleet overview report and what it includes
  • How fleet utilization is calculated
  • Refreshing dashboards and choosing the lookback window
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Written by Alexander Hagemann
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