June 2025
Webfleet order sync, recurring driver availability and vehicle types
Trips sent to Webfleet now stay in sync when they change. Driver availability can repeat with exceptions, vehicle types are configurable, and routing and capacity calculations are more reliable.
Last change June 30, 2025
New features
Recurring driver availability with exceptions
Driver timeslots can now repeat on a schedule, and you can add exceptions such as a single day off without changing the whole pattern. Transportial works out each driver's actual occurrences and can check whether a driver or vehicle is available.
OpenMove: trip timeline with start and complete actions
OpenMove now shows each trip as a timeline of stops and tasks. Drivers can start the trip, update the status of the current action, mark it complete and add extra actions on the road.
Improvements
Webfleet orders stay in sync with your trips
Changes to a trip are now pushed to the matching Webfleet order, including booking details and order types. Webfleet connections also switched to the header-based sign-in Webfleet requires going forward, so sending orders keeps working.
Configurable vehicle types
Vehicle types can now be managed in the type configuration, the same way as other types, so vehicles can be classified consistently across planning and integrations.
More reliable capacity tracking along a trip
Capacity used and available at each stop is now recalculated faster and more consistently. Loads that don't fit any vehicle or trailer are handled cleanly instead of breaking the calculation.
Fixes
Route calculation and route planner fixes
Fixed incorrect results in road route calculations and resolved issues in the route planner.
Correct arrival and departure times in quote route options
Route options generated for quotes now show the right estimated arrival and departure time for every action.
Length and size fields display correctly
Fixed how length and size values are shown for goods and transport equipment, and lists in forms no longer have to be filled in when they are optional.