QR code checkpoints
Place durable QR labels around the vehicle: tyres, lights, mirrors, coupling, load area, engine bay and cab safety items.
PTIWA uses QR codes, NFC tags, mandatory location services, GPS-confirmed taps, photos and PTIAI image processing to confirm drivers physically inspect heavy vehicles and trailers before departure. Every checkpoint scan or tap requires a GPS location, giving operators proof of where and when the inspection happened.
Drivers must physically visit inspection points around the vehicle. PTIWA records who scanned, what they scanned, when they scanned it, the GPS location received at the moment of the tap or scan, and what they reported.
Place durable QR labels around the vehicle: tyres, lights, mirrors, coupling, load area, engine bay and cab safety items.
Use NFC tags where you want faster, tamper-resistant proof that the operator was physically at the inspection point.
Require a photo for selected checks, such as tyres, engine bay, lights, load security, body damage or trailer coupling.
Drivers can log fresh or unknown damage immediately, attach notes, capture photos and create a follow-up trail before blame becomes unclear.
The app enforces location services before a checkpoint can be completed. Each QR scan or NFC tap must receive a GPS location, so the inspection is tied to a real place and time.
Build a defensible inspection history for operators, fleet managers, workshops and compliance teams without relying on paper forms.
PTIWA is designed for fleets that need evidence, not trust-based checklists. If location services are off, the driver cannot complete the inspection checkpoint until the app receives a valid GPS position.
Every QR scan and NFC tap stores a GPS position, timestamp, driver, vehicle, trailer and inspection point. This proves where the driver was when the check was completed.
If location services are disabled, blocked or no GPS fix is available, PTIWA prevents the checkpoint from being marked complete until location evidence is received.
The dashboard uses inspection taps to show where every vehicle and trailer was last seen, helping teams locate dropped trailers, overdue vehicles and incomplete inspections.
Driver taps the NFC tag beside the tyre, takes a required photo and PTIAI checks the image for visible tyre concerns that may need human review.
For each inspection item, PTIAI can compare the current image with the last 20 images captured for the same vehicle, trailer and checkpoint.
PTIAI can flag tyre images that appear to show low tread, sidewall damage, abnormal wear, cuts or visible condition changes compared with previous inspections.
Where brake pad photos are part of the inspection workflow, PTIAI can highlight images that appear to show very low pad thickness or a meaningful change from prior checks.
By comparing today’s engine bay image with the last 20 images, PTIAI can identify new leak patterns, stains or fluid changes before a driver notices them.
Small defects are easy to miss in isolation. PTIAI looks for visual differences between today’s inspection and historical images for the same checkpoint.
When a vehicle is driven by multiple drivers each week, new drivers may ignore or miss a slowly developing leak. PTIAI can notice that the image has changed even when the driver has no history with that vehicle.
PTIAI does not need to make the final maintenance decision. It flags suspicious images so a fleet manager, workshop or compliance officer can review the item quickly.
Fleet managers can see the last tap time, GPS-confirmed tap location, last known asset location, current trailer link and which images need human follow-up.
| Vehicle | Trailer | Last GPS tap | GPS location | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HGV-204 | TRL-908 | 08:14 | Rotterdam Yard | Image review |
| HGV-118 | TRL-442 | 07:52 | Antwerp Depot | Ready |
| HGV-331 | None | Yesterday | Lyon Service Area | Overdue |
| VAN-062 | TRL-117 | 09:03 | Berlin Hub | Ready |
PTIWA knows which trailer is attached to which vehicle and keeps the trailer’s last known GPS location from the most recent scan, tap or trailer event.
Last known location: Rotterdam Yard. Last inspection: 08:14. Coupling photo and NFC tap recorded.
PTIWA is built for fast rollout. Download the app, create a vehicle, select a pre-trip template and your first digital inspection workflow is ready.
Drivers and operators can start immediately from the mobile app. No long implementation project, no paper form conversion delay, and no complex hardware requirement.
Add the vehicle registration, fleet number, vehicle type and trailer setup. PTIWA then links inspections, taps, photos, notes and GPS locations to that asset.
Choose a ready-made pre-trip inspection template and start checking immediately. Use the default templates, adjust them, or build your own custom templates for your fleet.
Start in under 2 minutes, use a ready-made pre-trip template or create your own custom inspection templates, then scale pricing only when more vehicles are added.
For operators who want to start immediately and test PTIWA on a small fleet.
Simple month-to-month pricing after the first five free vehicles.
Best value for fleets that want predictable annual billing.
PTIWA gives operators a practical way to prove walkarounds, capture unknown damage, review AI-flagged images, track trailers and see every asset’s last check and location from one online dashboard.