Vehicles (window)

The window’s tabs

On this tab, enter basic information about the vehicle, such as the number, name, registration number, vehicle type, price vehicle type and whether the vehicle is associated with a supplier or not, and whether the vehicle should receive fuel extra and currency extra.

Function	Description
Number	The vehicle’s call number. Used in dispatch, among other things. A call number is required for each vehicle.
Brand	The make of the vehicle, for example DAF, Scania, Volvo or MAN.
Name	Give the vehicle a name, such as “Truck 10” (i.e. the vehicle type and call number) or the registration number.
Model	The vehicle model.
Registration number	The vehicle registration number.
Year	Model year of the vehicle, for example 2021.
Emission class	The environmental class of the vehicle, e.g. Euro 5.
Vehicle type	Type of vehicle, such as truck, light truck, van or trailer. Click on to add new vehicle types or change your existing vehicle types. In the Vehicle types window on the General tab, select the Trailer checkbox if the vehicle type is a trailer. On the Capacity tab, enter the maximum load weight, maximum load volume, maximum number of load metres and pallet spaces for the vehicle type. It is also possible to add several custom capacities for the vehicle type. Note: To enter specific capacities for a specific vehicle, go to Register > Vehicles on the Capacity tab. These capacities then apply instead of the capacities applicable to the vehicle type. The Route optimization settings table is for internal use for development purposes only, and should not be used.
Price vehicle type	Select the price vehicle type, such as a truck or light truck. To add new or change existing price vehicle types, go to Economy > Price lists > Price vehicle types.
Terminal	If the vehicle is associated with a terminal, select the terminal concerned from the drop-down list. It is also possible to add new terminals or change existing terminals by pressing .
Description	A free text field. Describe the vehicle if desired.
Supplier	If the vehicle is associated with a supplier, indicate which supplier. It is also possible to add new suppliers or change existing suppliers by pressing .
Resource price setting	Select resource pricing for the vehicle. It is also possible to add new resource prices or change existing resource prices by pressing .
Region	Select the region to which the vehicle belongs.
Target cost	Enter the budgeted cost for the resource. For more information, see Specifying a budgeted cost for resources.
Fuel extra	Obs! This setting only applies if the No fuel extra checkbox is deselected. Select the fuel extra the vehicle should be given. If no settings are configured here, the following applies: If the vehicle is associated with a supplier and if a fuel extra setting has been configured for the supplier, that fuel extra setting also applies to the vehicle. If the vehicle is associated with a supplier but no fuel extra setting has been configured for the supplier, the customer’s fuel extra for the supplier applies to the vehicle. If no fuel extra setting has been configured for the customer, the system’s standard fuel extra setting will apply. If the vehicle is not associated with a supplier, no resource prices are calculated for it. For more information, see Fuel extra (surcharge) and Selecting fuel extra for a vehicle.
No fuel extra	Choose whether or not the vehicle should be given a fuel extra: Select the checkbox if the vehicle should not be given a fuel extra. Deselect the checkbox if the vehicle should be given a fuel extra. Note: If no setting is configured or if the checkbox is deselected, the description provided for the Fuel extra drop-down list above applies. For more information, see Fuel extra (surcharge) and Selecting fuel extra for a vehicle.
Currency extra	Note: This setting only applies if the No currency extra checkbox is deselected. Select which currency extra the vehicle should be given. If no setting is configured here, the general setting for currency extras under Settings > Offices, in the Currency extra drop-down list on the Pricing tab, will apply.
No currency extra	Note: If no setting is configured here, the checkbox will take its value from the general setting for currency extras under Settings > Offices, in the Currency extra drop-down list on the Pricing tab. If the general setting should not apply to this vehicle, use the No currency extra checkbox as follows: Select the checkbox if the vehicle should not be given a currency extra. Deselect the checkbox if the vehicle should be given a currency extra.
Logon hours	Choose which days of the week and between which times the vehicle (the vehicle’s driver) should be able to log into the vehicle web.

Mobile/web

Function	Description
Username	Username for logging into the Vehicle Web and also into the Opter Driver and Fleet 101 K2 Mobile apps if the user logs in as a vehicle. For information on how to set the resource type (vehicle or driver) that app users log in as in Opter Driver, see Installing Opter Driver for Android.
Password	Password for logging in to the Vehicle Web and the Opter Driver and Fleet 101 K2 Mobile apps.
Internet order setting	Select the internet order setting for the vehicle on the Vehicle Web. To add a new access category or change the access of an existing category, click on and make your changes.
Skip approval for order changes from mobile devices	Note: The setting only has an effect if App.ApproveChanges = "True". If the mobile data setting App.ApproveChanges is set to "True", the dispatcher must authorise changes made from the vehicle in Opter Driver. This checkbox allows exceptions to be made for a vehicle. : Dispatch must authorise changes made by the vehicle in Opter Driver. In other words, the setting for App.ApproveChanges applies. : Dispatch does not have to authorise changes made by the vehicle in Opter Driver. For more information, see Setting how changes made in Opter Driver are approved.
Mobile devices	The mobile devices used by the vehicle are displayed here.
Mobile device (column)	If App is indicated, this means that the vehicle uses or has used one of the Opter Driver or Fleet 101 K2 Mobile apps. If App (Driver) is indicated, this means that the app user has logged in as a driver and then added the vehicle as a second resource type. If several mobile device types have been enabled, they will also be displayed here, e.g. SMS. If desired, more mobile device types can be enabled under Settings > Mobile data > Mobile device types.
Address (column)	Settings for mobile device types, such as SMS, Transics, etc. If desired, more mobile device types, such as SMS, Transics, etc., can be enabled under Settings > Mobile data > Mobile device types. For example, if SMS is enabled, use the Address field to enter the mobile number to which the SMS is to be sent.
Address 2 (column)	Settings for mobile device types, such as Transics, DHL, etc.
Active (column)	For information only. The checkbox provides the following information: If the App checkbox is selected, the vehicle is an active user of the mobile device, i.e. one of the Opter Driver or Fleet 101 K2 Mobile apps. The checkbox also shows what is enabled under Settings > Mobile data > Mobile device types, e.g. SMS, Transics, etc. For example, to enable SMS, click on Show and then Show inactive, select SMS from the list on the left, and save. This only works if Log in as is Driver and/or Assign shipments to is Driver.
Version (column)	This shows which version of the Opter Driver or Fleet 101 K2 Mobile app the vehicle is using.
Latest use (column)	This shows the date and time at which the vehicle was last logged into the Opter Driver or Fleet 101 K2 Mobile app.
OS (column)	This shows which operating system the vehicle’s mobile device uses, for example Android or iOS.
Version (column)	This shows the version of the operating system in use, for example version 11 (SDK 30).
Model (column)	This shows what model the mobile device is, for example Sony G8441 or Samsung SM-N770F.
Warn if other resource when departure scan from following status (inclusive)	Applies when the vehicle performs departure scanning at the terminal. Obs! If no setting is configured here, the setting for the driver under Register > Employees, in the Warn if other resource when departure scan from following status (inclusive) drop-down list on the Mobile/web tab, will apply. If no setting is configured here for the vehicle or driver, the general setting under Settings > Offices, in the Warn if other resource when departure scan from status (inclusive) drop-down list on the Scanning tab, will apply. If the vehicle should receive a warning in Opter Driver if a departure scan is done by the vehicle on something that is associated with a different resource’s shipment, select the status from which the warning should be shown, for example Assigned. The default setting is Picked up. For more information, see Blocking or warning about another resource when scanning in Opter Driver for iOS.
Warn if other resource when pickup scan from following status (inclusive)	Applies when the vehicle performs pickup scanning at the sender. Obs! If no setting is configured here, the setting for the driver under Register > Employees, in the Warn if other resource when pickup scan from following status (inclusive) drop-down list on the Mobile/web tab, will apply. If no setting is configured here for the vehicle or driver, the general setting under Settings > Offices, in the Warn if other resource when pickup scan from status (inclusive) drop-down list on the Scanning tab, will apply. If you want the vehicle to be given a warning in Opter Driver if the vehicle performs a pickup scan on something that is associated with a shipment assigned to another resource, select the status from which this should be done, for example Assigned. The default setting is Picked up. For more information, see Blocking or warning about another resource when scanning in Opter Driver for iOS.
Block status/resource change if other resource when departure scanning from status (inclusive)	Applies when the vehicle performs departure scanning at the terminal. Obs! If no setting is configured here, the setting for the driver under Register > Employees, in the Block change of status/resource if other resource when departure scan from following status (inclusive) drop-down list on the Mobile/web tab, will apply. If no setting is configured here for the vehicle or driver, the general setting under Settings > Offices, in the Block change of status/resource if other resource when departure scanning from following status (inclusive) drop-down list on the Scanning tab, will apply. If you want no-one other than the person who received the assigned shipment to be able to make changes to the status or resource in Opter Driver during departure scanning, select the status from which the block applies, for example Assigned. The default setting is Picked up. For more information, see Blocking or warning about another resource when scanning in Opter Driver for iOS.
Block status/resource change if other resource when pickup scanning from status (inclusive)	Applies when the vehicle performs pickup scanning at the sender. Obs! If no setting is configured here, the setting for the driver under Register > Employees, in the Block change of status/resource if other resource when pickup scan from following status (inclusive) drop-down list on the Mobile/web tab, will apply. If no setting is configured here for the vehicle or driver, the general setting under Settings > Offices, in the Block change of status/resource if other resource when pickup scanning from following status (inclusive) drop-down list on the Scanning tab, will apply. If you want no-one other than the person who received the assigned shipment to be able to make changes to the status or resource in Opter Driver during pickup scanning, select the status from which the block applies, for example Assigned. The default setting is Picked up. For more information, see Blocking or warning about another resource when scanning in Opter Driver for iOS.

Route optimisation

In the Route optimisation tab, configure route optimisation settings for the vehicle, such as Service time factor and Driving time factor.

Route optimization settings

Function	Description	Default setting
Allow only automatic calculation of arrival time	Select whether to allow the automatic calculation of ETA on assigned shipments. When this calculation is carried out, only the estimated pickup time and delivery time are updated. The aim is to be able to send out reliable delivery notifications. Obs! The setting for this checkbox only applies if the vehicle is the primary resource and if the Allow only automatic calculation of arrival time or Allow automatic calculation of route sequence and arrival time checkbox is selected in the office settings and for the service. The office settings have priority over the other settings for this checkbox. For rules and instructions, see Automatic route optimisation.
Allow automatic calculation of route sequence and arrival time	Choose whether to allow the automatic calculation of the route sequence and delivery time. This calculation changes both the route sequence and the estimated delivery times. The aim is to make transport operations as efficient as possible. Obs! The setting for this checkbox only applies if the vehicle is the primary resource and if the Allow automatic calculation of route sequence and arrival time checkbox is selected in the office settings and for the service. The office settings have priority over the other settings for this checkbox. For rules and instructions, see Automatic route optimisation.
Service time factor	If the vehicle is used as a primary resource, a specific Service time factor for the vehicle can be entered here. An experienced driver may only need 80% of the service time, while an inexperienced driver may need 110%. For more information, see Service time.	100.00%
Driving time factor	If the vehicle is used as a primary resource, a specific Driving time factor for the vehicle can be entered here. If a driver generally needs a longer driving time than calculated, enter a percentage that is higher than 100. Warning! Setting a percentage lower than 100 means that the driver has to move faster than the calculated driving time, which is based on factors such as speed limits. For more information, see Driving time.	100.00%
Fallback position	If a vehicle’s position cannot be determined, for example due to poor mobile coverage, a fallback position can be entered. The fallback position is set in the office settings, but a fallback position for a specific vehicle can be set here in the registry by clicking on and selecting a location on the map or entering the coordinates. If there is a setting there already that is to be changed, click on and select a new location on the map, or enter new coordinates for the vehicle’s fallback position. For more information, see Vehicle position.	Opter’s Stockholm office.
Home location	Home location can be used to ensure that routes start/end close to the resource’s home so that the system can optimise the route sequence for shipments so that resources are used as efficiently as possible. A home location can be set for a vehicle by clicking on and selecting a location on the map or entering the coordinates. If there is a setting there already that is to be changed, click on and select a new location on the map, or enter new coordinates for the vehicle’s home. For more information, see Home location for vehicles and drivers.	–

Advanced

It is only for internal Opter use, and should not be used. Even if a row is added and a value is entered in the table, such as "Service time per stop 180 seconds", it is not used in the route optimisation.

Emissions

CO2 emissions

On the Emissions tab it is possible to make CO2 emission settings such as the vehicle’s CO2 emissions in grams per kilometre.

For more information, see Climate impact of CO2 emissions in grams, pricing weight, Climate impact of CO2 emissions in grams and Climate impact of CO2 emissions in tonnes.

Function	Description
CO2 emissions (g/km)	Enter the vehicle’s CO2 emissions in grams of CO2 per km. Tip To calculate the climate impact, it is sufficient to set the fuel and consumption or the CO2 emissions. If both the CO2 emissions/km and consumption/km are specified, the CO2 emissions/km are used to calculate the climate impact. For more information, see Climate impact of CO2 emissions in grams, pricing weight, Climate impact of CO2 emissions in grams and Climate impact of CO2 emissions in tonnes.
Fuel	Indicate the type of fuel used by the vehicle, e.g. diesel.
Fuel consumption (per 100 km)	Enter the value for the vehicle’s fuel consumption in the selected unit per 100 km. The unit is set in the fuel registry. For more information, see Climate impact of CO2 emissions in grams, pricing weight, Climate impact of CO2 emissions in grams and Climate impact of CO2 emissions in tonnes.
Capacity converted into pricing weight (kg)	The field is used if the pricing weight of the order compared to the capacity of the vehicle is to be taken into account. For more information, see Climate impact of CO2 emissions in grams, pricing weight.

Reference documents

On the Reference documents tab, files that can be opened on other computers can be added. The files that are added are not attached to orders, instead the function works as a file server and is intended for exchanging information. The files are saved in the database.

Function	Explanation
New	Adds a file that is on the computer. It is only possible to add one file at a time.
Delete	Deletes files from the registry. It is only possible to delete one file at a time.
Open	Opens the selected file in the list.
File name (column)	The file name.
Created (column)	When the file was added as a document in Opter.
File name (field)	The file name of the selected file. The file can be renamed by typing the new name and clicking on . Remember to keep the same file extension (for example “.docx”), otherwise the application to use has to be selected when the file is opened.
Comment	Free text. Information about the file. The information is only shown here.