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The company car drives. The logbook keeps itself.

Every trip is recorded from the car, with business and private kept apart. Newer cars share data themselves. No hardware to install in newer cars.

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A grey car parked in front of an office building with wooden panels and yellow birches in the low autumn sun.
A grey car parked in front of an office building with wooden panels and yellow birches in the low autumn sun.

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The company car is the office between customer meetings. Nobody has time for the logbook.

  • A man in a scarf by a dark car outside a wooden house on a misty autumn morning.
    A man in a scarf by a dark car outside a wooden house on a misty autumn morning.

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    08:05 · The consultant

    The first customer meeting is an hour away. The trip is recorded from the car. No kilometres to note on a scrap of paper.

  • A woman in a long coat walks towards a kindergarten, with a grey car in the foreground.
    A woman in a long coat walks towards a kindergarten, with a grey car in the foreground.

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    13:30 · The salesperson

    Three customer visits and a stop at the kindergarten. She marks what was business and what was private. Only she sees the private trip.

  • A man in a dark jumper smiles at his desk, with parked cars outside the window.
    A man in a dark jumper smiles at his desk, with parked cars outside the window.

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    Month end · Managing director

    The logbook for all the company cars is ready. It is exported ready for whoever keeps the books. Nobody chases the employees.

Without a logbook that keeps itself, it looks different. Trips are written in afterwards, from the calendar and memory. Whoever keeps the books waits for a spreadsheet. The managing director chases the same employees every month. And nobody knows whether the logbook is right until someone asks.

The logbook is kept while you drive.

Zonara fetches the trips from the car. The driver separates business and private. The managing director sees all the cars in one place.

The logbook

Every trip is recorded from the car with date, time, start, stop and kilometres. The driver marks business or private and writes the purpose. Recorded trips cannot be changed.

  • The logbook keeps itself
  • Trips that cannot be changed
  • Private trips are seen only by the driver

The Norwegian Tax Administration answers how the company car is taxed.

Fleet OS: one car’s trips with start, stop, kilometres and driver, and the route on the map.

The overview

The managing director sees all the company cars and trips in one place. The trips stand as they were driven, with their purpose. Consumption and kilometres come straight from the cars.

  • All the cars in one overview
  • Trips per car, with driver and purpose
  • Consumption and kilometres straight from the cars
Fleet OS: overview per unit.

Getting started

Check the car with its VIN before you decide. Newer cars share data themselves. No hardware to install in newer cars. Older cars get a small unit.

  • BankID and a driving licence check for every driver
  • You pay only once the car is active
  • Every car can connect, via API or with hardware
A woman confirms something on her phone by the window, while a colleague looks at a laptop. Outside stands a dark company car.

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