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Technical advisory in logistics engineering for operational cost control, fuel efficiency auditing, and calculation of mobile asset depreciation.
Request fleet diagnosisRequest an initial review of your fleet's operating costs and receive a diagnosis of the current status of your mobile assets.
Request free diagnosisStructuring maintenance plans based on real usage data. Reduction of unscheduled downtime and extension of each unit's useful life.
Detailed audit of fuel efficiency and cost per kilometer. Identification of expense leaks and route adjustments for measurable savings.
Calculation of straight-line and accelerated depreciation for distribution fleets. Optimization of tax burden and planning for unit renewal.
Advisory on structuring operating leases with performance metrics. Reduction of financial risks and fleet flexibility.
Detailed diagnosis of consumption by route and driver. Implementation of adjustments that reduce fuel expenses by up to 18%.
Training in depreciation calculation, fuel auditing, and maintenance management. Teams prepared to make data-driven decisions.
We don't offer generic software. We build a logistics control system that understands the real wear and tear of each unit and the cost per kilometer of your operation.
Our system integrates IoT sensor readings and historical records to schedule interventions based on usage, not on a calendar. Fleets that implement it report a 34% reduction in unscheduled downtime during the first year.
We analyze consumption by route, driving style, and mechanical condition. In medium-sized logistics companies, we have identified potential savings of up to 18% without changing vehicles, just by adjusting routes and training drivers.
We apply straight-line and accelerated methods based on the actual useful life of each unit. This allows for precise renewal planning and tax burden optimization without relying on generic estimates.
We structure agreements where maintenance and asset management are integrated. Companies avoid investment peaks and transfer technical risk to the lessor, with performance metrics defined from the start.
We don't just deliver reports. We train your staff in interpreting depreciation data, fuel efficiency, and maintenance planning. The knowledge stays in your operation.
We work with distribution companies that manage from 15 to 200 units. Our plans adapt to the actual fleet size and operating budget, with no hidden costs or rigid commitments.
Clear answers about maintenance, costs, and mobile assets.
A typical plan covers scheduling periodic reviews based on mileage and operating hours, alerts for critical components, a digital record of work orders, and monthly compliance reports. It integrates with IoT sensors to detect deviations before they cause failures.
Fuel, maintenance, tires, insurance, tolls, and depreciation expenses are added together, divided by the kilometers traveled in a period. Our methodology separates fixed from variable costs to identify reduction opportunities without affecting operations.
It depends on the renewal cycle. For fleets replaced every 4 or 5 years, the straight-line method is simple and predictable. If you want to reflect greater initial wear, the double-declining balance method may be more suitable. We analyze your asset policy to recommend the most convenient one.
It is a diagnosis that reviews actual consumption against expected consumption, analyzing routes, driving style, tire pressure, and fuel quality. A report is delivered with detected deviations and an action plan with potential savings, generally between 8% and 18% of current spending.
Yes, we structure operating lease contracts where maintenance and asset management are included. This allows companies to focus on operations while we handle technical availability and scheduled unit renewal.
You will receive a dashboard with key indicators: cost per kilometer, failure rate, maintenance compliance, fuel consumption, and depreciation evolution. Each report includes comparisons with previous months and early alerts on relevant deviations.