Published Aug 2026
Manage Compliance Documents & Incidents
The Compliance Center (Services > Compliance) keeps your vehicle paperwork valid and your incidents tracked. It has two tabs — Document Compliance and Incident Log — with KPIs for Valid, Expiring Soon (within 30 days) and Expired documents so nothing lapses unnoticed.

How to add a compliance document
- Go to Services > Compliance and open the Document Compliance tab.
- Choose to upload a document, or use bulk-upload to add several at once.
- Pick the document type — insurance, registration (rc), permit, fitness or pollution.
- Enter the document number, issue date and expiry date, and attach the file.
- Save. The status is computed automatically from the expiry date — valid, expiring (within 30 days) or expired.
- When a document nears expiry, use Renew — it pre-fills the upload dialog so you only add the new details.
What you can track
- Document types — insurance, registration (rc), permit, fitness and pollution.
- Document number — the reference on the document.
- Issue date and expiry date — used to compute status.
- File upload — the scanned or photographed document.
- Status — auto-computed as valid, expiring (within 30 days) or expired.
- Incident Log — records incidents through a status flow: reported, then investigating, then resolved.
Frequently asked questions
When does a document count as expiring soon?
Any document whose expiry date is within 30 days is flagged as expiring soon, so you can renew it before it lapses.
How do I track an incident to closure?
Log it in the Incident Log and move it through the status flow — reported, investigating, then resolved — as you work through it.
Related
Next
Vehicle Inspections (DVIR)
Run daily DVIR inspections, mark each item pass, fail or not-applicable, and turn a failed inspection into an urgent maintenance issue.
Learn more about this feature
Explore featureMore in Service & Maintenance
Didn't find what you needed?Contact support