
1C:Vehicle Management
Operational accounting of a vehicle fleet: orders and trips, waybills, fuel, repairs, the work of drivers and the income and cost of every vehicle.
1C:Vehicle Management is the 1C program for the management and operational accounting of motor transport; its name in Russian is "1С:Управление автотранспортом". It is made for transport companies, for the transport departments of trading and manufacturing companies and for organizations that keep vehicles for their own needs.
What it covers
- Orders and trips. Orders for transportation and control of the execution of trips.
- Hired carriers. Work with carriers that perform a part of the transportation.
- Fleet. The register of vehicles.
- Waybills. Issue and processing of waybills.
- Fuel. Accounting of fuel and technical fluids.
- Repairs and parts. Repairs, units of vehicles, spare parts and consumables.
- Drivers. Accounting of the work of drivers.
- Accidents and fines. Their registration by vehicle and driver.
- Money. Settlements with customers and carriers, income and expenses.
- Passenger transportation. Accounting of passenger transportation.
Who it suits
Carriers, postal and courier operators, distributors and manufacturers with their own fleet, and state and municipal organizations with service vehicles.
Versions and licences
1C:Vehicle Management is supplied in the Standard and PROF versions and exchanges data with other 1C programs. Workplaces and the server are licensed separately: see the page about the 1C:Enterprise 8 platform and licences.
What we do
- Survey of the fleet: kinds of vehicles and transportation, fuel standards, waybills and repairs.
- Setup of the register of vehicles, the standards and the forms of waybills used in Azerbaijan.
- Exchange with the accounting program.
- Training of dispatchers and mechanics, and support after go-live.
Insights
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What the client signs when an ERP system is accepted
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Master data: one item list that planning, the warehouse and accounting can trust
Why duplicate items distort stock, cost and reports at once, who decides what a duplicate is, and why the entry of new items is controlled first.
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