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Compliance, IFTA & Safety

This is where a carrier proves it is legal to be on the road — how many hours each driver has left, which licences and medicals are about to expire, what happened in every crash, and the quarterly fuel-tax return that has to be filed with the province or state that issued the plates.

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From the Lanexa 2.0 capability register · version 2.0.37 · reviewed 2026-08-24

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Every incident write leaves a trail twice over

The application writes a human-readable audit line naming the user, the action and the entity — on report, on status change, and on deletion — and independently a database trigger on the table records every insert, update and delete into th

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Soft-deleting a crash preserves the whole row in the audit trail

The deletion function stamps the deletion timestamp and captures the entire row in the same statement, then files that snapshot as a SOFT_DELETE audit event with the actor's name attached — so what the record contained is recoverable from t

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Every spreadsheet download is logged; PDF downloads are not

The shared spreadsheet helper writes an audit line with the row count and file name after the download fires — deliberately after, so a logging failure never costs the user their file. The PDF generators save directly to the browser and wri

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The federal testing trigger recomputes on every write

Both create and update re-derive the required flags from the criteria — an update with a narrow patch falls back to the stored criteria so a partial edit cannot accidentally clear a requirement.,

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Create an IFTA quarter
"New Quarter" on the IFTA workspace: year, quarter (with month ranges shown), base jurisdiction code — pre-filled with the current year and quarter and a default base of ON. The filing due date is set automatically — Q1 to Apr 30, Q2 to Jul 31, Q3 to Oct 31, Q
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See which credentials are about to lapse
Credentials tab. Scans every active driver for five expiry dates — driver licence, medical certificate, travel document, FAST card, and (only when the driver is certified for dangerous goods) the TDG certificate — and lists anything already expired or due with
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Export the quarterly return report
A spreadsheet (one row per jurisdiction plus a labelled TOTALS row) and a PDF (letterhead, quarter meta, fleet summary, per-jurisdiction table, totals, surcharge and carbon subtotals, grouped warnings, disclosure footer).,
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Export the per-account filing pack
Groups the quarter by IFTA account using the truck-to-account mapping, allocates the fleet numbers proportionally by miles, marks each line as directly attributed or defaulted, flags unrated jurisdictions, and prints a return summary plus jurisdiction schedule
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Manage IFTA accounts
Add / edit an account (number, base jurisdiction, legal name, trade name, address, separate mailing address behind a same-as checkbox), see how many trucks are assigned to each, and deactivate or reactivate — never delete.,
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Open one driver's hours breakdown
Clicking any hours row opens a panel with the three counters against their limits, an "approaching daily driving limit" banner past 75%, operating country, home base, licence class, licence expiry and medical expiry.
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Tick the tests off
Reopening a saved incident reveals a Test Completion block that records each test as done, with its timestamp and result. Marking a test complete is what makes its countdown pill disappear.
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Lose the ability to edit once a case is closed
Reopening an incident that is RESOLVED or CLOSED shows every field greyed out. The record stays readable but nothing on it can be changed.
CapabilityStatus
PSP reports, MVR checks, drug and alcohol programme tracking, DOT inspection historyNot built
Electronic filing of the IFTA returnNot built