Admin time saved with automatic generation instead of filling in TIG and waybills by hand.
HR/payroll admin time saved instead of Excel-based time tracking.
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SimpliFleet and SimpliTime both handle data on a project basis — unified accounting.
Both systems can be tried free for 60 days, with no credit card and no obligation.
What every construction manager knows
Which machine, on which site?
Several sites, several machines and vehicles — when was the last service, when does the document expire? A paper maintenance log and scattered Excel files.
On-site presence is hard to verify
The working time of people on site is subjective and hard to verify; paper attendance sheets are unreliable and disputable.
Which worker, on which project, for how long?
At month-end it's hard to account for both subcontractors and your own workers: who worked how much, on which project, what is the subcontractor owed?
Documentation of company cars and delivery vehicles
Material transport, company cars, moving machinery — handling TIG, waybills and documents for several vehicles at once, on paper.
No digital evidence of working time
On-site overtime claims are disputed; there's no digital, timestamped evidence of who was present when and how long they worked.
Labour Code + NAV: both mandatory, both on paper
The Labour Code requires working-time records, and NAV requires a TIG. Meeting both on paper is extremely time-consuming.
SimpliFleet + SimpliTime in construction
One system for the fleet, one for working time. Both with project-based accounting, both free to try for 60 days.
Managing the vehicle fleet and machinery
TIG generation, waybills, document-expiry tracking, maintenance and project-based trip accounting for every company vehicle and machine.
Automatic TIG generation and a digital waybill for every trip and material delivery.
Vehicle registration, insurance, MOT — automatic alerts before expiry.
A maintenance log and mileage-based service reminders for every vehicle and machine.
Trips assigned to projects — on-site material transport accounted for at project level.
Time tracking on construction projects
Time tracking designed to comply with the Labour Code, two-level approval, project-based time reports and payroll export for every construction worker and subcontractor.
Digital time recording for people working on site — with no paper attendance sheet.
Manager + office approval, digitally — clear evidence for disputed working-time claims.
Automatic overtime separation designed to comply with the Labour Code — clear, accurate and exportable.
A project-based working-time summary in accountant-ready format — NEXON/Kulcs-Soft accountant-ready export.
SimpliFleet + SimpliTime for construction
- A construction business with 10–200 employees that manages both a company fleet and workers
- A main contractor with several projects and subcontractors at once
- Companies that need both fleet and working-time documentation for regulatory compliance
- Businesses where project-based accounting (time + trips) matters for settling with subcontractors
- A sole trader with 1–2 workers and 1–2 vehicles — the value for money isn't optimal
- Companies looking primarily for GPS tracking — SimpliFleet does not include a GPS module
- Excavator-specific machinery tracking (real-time location) — this is not a feature
SimpliFleet and SimpliTime pricing
Both systems can be subscribed to independently. 60-day free trial, no credit card.
Both systems can be subscribed to independently. Subscriptions can be changed or cancelled at any time. Prices are net and exclude VAT. 10% discount with an annual subscription.
Questions for construction companies
How do SimpliFleet and SimpliTime help a construction company together?
Is recording working time mandatory in construction?
Does SimpliFleet also handle machinery, not just road vehicles?
How much do both systems cost together?
Do I have to buy both, or just one?
Do I need a credit card for the trials?
How long does setup take?
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2-minute sign-up. Fleet and working-time documentation from day one. If you don't want to subscribe after 60 days, nothing happens.