description Guide • 6 min

Records and Audit Readiness

How to keep clear, well-structured records and stay prepared for audits — without stress or last-minute scrambling.

Which records you should maintain

Good records are more than a requirement — they support control, analysis, and better decisions:

  • Trip history, routes, and idle time
  • Working hours, rest periods, and driver workload
  • Maintenance history, documents, and events

Common audit issues

Most problems come from lack of structure rather than lack of data:

  1. Documents scattered across multiple systems
  2. Missing or incomplete records
  3. Slow access to information during inspections
  4. Manual report preparation under pressure

How to stay audit-ready

Audit readiness comes from automation and clear processes:

  • Centralized storage of records and documents
  • Fast search and report export
  • Clear roles and access for your team

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