Arsenault Releases Dossier Version 4.4 With Invoice Data Import Option
BURLINGTON, NJ – Arsenault Associates released version 4.4 of its Dossier fleet maintenance management software.
BURLINGTON, NJ– Arsenault Associates released version 4.4 of its Dossier fleet maintenance management software. Dossier is the flagship software product from Arsenault. Dossier 4.4 offers a number of updates and upgrades, including a new Invoice Data Import feature. It also features the latest revisions and updates for Vehicle Maintenance Recording Standards (VMRS), which tracks equipment and maintenance information.
Invoice Data Import, a new optional feature that enables Dossier software users to import outside maintenance vendor’s invoices and repair orders directly into the program, eliminates manual data entry while increasing data accuracy. Invoice Data Import benefits any fleet that uses one or more outside vendors for repairs and fleets that use third party contract maintenance services.
Vendors can send their invoices in data files by e-mail that can be imported directly into Dossier, providing a history of each transaction. This data import also updates vehicle mileage readings, parts and labor costs, and cost per mile, and it records and updates PM services schedules automatically. Users can produce repair order histories, PM schedules, and many other summary reports on the work performed.
The VMRS upgrade in Dossier 4.4 contains more than 1,200 new or revised codes, many — but not all – involving the bus body and off-highway sectors of the transportation and equipment industry. Dossier 4.4 is available immediately as a program upgrade for current Dossier users or new deployment customers.
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