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Fleet

Know where every car is and what it earns.

A fleet list that only shows "available" or "not available" tells you where cars are. Lanevo also tells you what each one is worth — in revenue, in cost, and in the documents about to expire on it.

Every vehicle, one card

Photo, plate, odometer, colour and a live status — Available, Rented, Reserved, Maintenance, Unavailable or Sold. Click through to see every agreement, expense, fine, toll and document tied to that car.

  • Status changes automatically as agreements start and close
  • Full history: agreements, expenses, fines, tolls, invoice lines
  • Maintenance records feed straight into profitability

Profitability per vehicle, not per fleet

Revenue less recorded costs — maintenance, fines, tolls, expenses — for every car you own. See which vehicles are pulling their weight and which ones are quietly losing money.

  • Grouped by investor for shared or investor-backed fleets
  • The same numbers finance sees, not a separate estimate
  • Sortable, so the worst performers surface themselves

Money owed by age

Open receivables, grouped by how overdue they are
0–30 days$62k
31–60 days$41k
61–90 days$24k
90+ days$15k

Top earning vehicles

Revenue less recorded costs, this year
SUV · Full-size$74k net
Coupe · Sport$68k net
Sedan · Mid-size$52k net
Van · 7-seater$41k net
What changes

Without it, versus with it.

Without Lanevo

A fleet list that shows where a car is, but nothing about what it costs or earns.

With Lanevo

Revenue against cost, per vehicle, always current — so selling a car is a decision, not a guess.

What it costs you: You keep loss-making vehicles for years because nobody ran the numbers.

How it works

Three steps, not a project.

1

Add the vehicle

Photo, plate, documents and category — done once.

2

It runs itself

Status, mileage and documents update as agreements move.

3

Read the numbers

Profitability, by vehicle or by investor, whenever you need it.

FAQ

Questions about fleet management.

Yes — starting, returning or closing an agreement moves the vehicle’s status without a separate update.
Yes, on Growth and above — vehicle profitability can be grouped by investor for shared or investor-backed fleets.
Recorded maintenance, fines, tolls and expenses tied to that vehicle, set against the revenue it has generated.
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