Upload and inspect tachograph files
Upload official driver and vehicle downloads, rename files into supported formats, and inspect report output without extra tooling.
Tacho Manager combines a web dashboard with a mobile app that can read a driver tachograph card, save a local copy, upload it to the server in encrypted form, and help teams review infringements, activities, rest planning and work summaries.
Scanned tachograph files are uploaded to the server and stored encrypted. By registering, users accept the Terms and Conditions and acknowledge the Privacy Policy.
Support for free driver accounts and company accounts that manage drivers and vehicles.
Use the Android mobile app with a compatible card reader to read and upload tachograph card data.
Review infringements, activities, rest planning and work summary reports from uploaded files.
The current application already includes public demo access, registration, Google sign-in support, privacy controls, and operational workflows for tachograph files and smart-card uploads.
Upload official driver and vehicle downloads, rename files into supported formats, and inspect report output without extra tooling.
Generate infringements, activities, rest planning and work summary views from the uploaded tachograph data.
Company accounts can manage drivers and vehicles, while driver accounts stay focused on one driver card workflow.
Users can sign in with a username and password or link a Google account for faster access.
Optional analytics are gated by consent and the public site now exposes privacy, cookie, terms and deletion-request pages.
Visitors can explore a demo environment before committing, making it easier to understand the workflow quickly.
One of the standout capabilities of your product is the mobile workflow: connect a compatible smart-card reader, detect the reader from the app, read the driver tachograph card, save a local copy and upload the result into Tacho Manager.
The app detects the reader and can prompt the user to insert the card and continue the download workflow.
Card data can be read from the mobile app and uploaded directly into the platform for reporting.
Once uploaded, the web app can show infringements, activities, rest planning and other insights.
The existing app already exposes a demo environment. That makes it easy to let visitors explore the interface, understand how uploads and reports work, and see the difference between the public tools, driver flow and company flow.