Daily
Someone finishes the short list.
What continues
The connection stays read-only. New swipes get the same labels. Mixups keep going to dispatch. Missing gallons keep going to a reviewer. Bad sensors stay benched until the shop fixes them.
The Southeast fleet's four-month result, $18,400 and less idle, happened because the layer stayed up. A single heroic week would not have done that. I still will not promise you their dollars.
What it costs to continue
A small monthly fee after the audit. I do not print a price. If it stops paying, we stop. No long contract.
You can also stop after the two weeks and run the habit yourself. Some fleets should. I will say so if the volume is low.
What I look for
Prevention is a routine
Monday
Someone reads the week.
When a sensor dies
That unit leaves the proof pile the same day.
Short answers
Before you book.
No. The audit stands alone. The fee is only if you want the list to keep coming.
You pull the keys. Working copies are deleted within 30 days unless you ask to keep a finding pack.
Next step
Let's see if the list should keep running.
The first decision is the two-week audit. The second decision can wait until you have seen your own rows.