Add or edit a trip by hand
Enter a trip Axlerun didn't record, fix the details on one it did, or move a trip to the right vehicle or driver.
Can't find this in your app? Your business owner can switch the Logbook module off, which hides it for everyone — there's no message when that happens. An owner or admin can turn it back on in Settings → Business settings → Active Modules.
Most trips record themselves, but you'll sometimes need to add one by hand — a drive on a day tracking was off — or correct one that recorded with the wrong details. Manual entry is on every plan.
Add a trip
On the Logbook tab (with a single vehicle selected) tap + to open Add Entry.
If you're an owner or admin entering a trip for someone else, choose the Driver. It starts on whoever the vehicle is allocated to, and the trip then belongs to that person — their logbook, their private-trip privacy — not to whoever typed it. Drivers don't see this; their entries are always their own.
Set the Start Date, Start Time, End Date and End Time. The end has to be after the start, and it can fall on a later day, for a trip that runs past midnight.
Choose Business or Private, and add a Purpose.
Add the start and end locations, then the Start and End Odometer — Axlerun works out the distance.
Tap Save Entry.
Edit or delete one
Open any logbook entry to edit it — auto-recorded trips also show their route on a map, and link back to the trip they came from. Update Entry saves your changes; the trash icon deletes it after a confirm.
On an entry you added by hand you can change the end date and time. On one that was recorded automatically the end follows the GPS, so it isn't editable here — to move where a recorded trip started or finished, use trip editing instead.
Move a trip to the right vehicle or driver
If a trip landed on the wrong vehicle, open it and tap Wrong vehicle or driver? Reassign this trip. Owners and admins can change both the vehicle and the driver; a driver can correct the vehicle on their own trip within 48 hours. A reason is kept against the trip, and any fine or FBT record derived from it moves with it.
A trip that's genuinely missing — never recorded — is a different problem. See My trips aren't recording.
Last updated Sat Sep 19