Standard Reports
Delivery Advice
The delivery advice report displays information about vehicles on order in a format that is suitable for sharing with clients.
It is grouped and sorted by Client, Division, Cost Centre and Registration.
Report Filters
Supplier - the report can be limited to displaying Fuel information for one supplier.
Manager - each client is allocated to an A/C Manager in the Clients / Contact screen. Thus, A/C Managers can run a particular report for all the clients they manage.
Client Group - the report can be limited to select only Clients from a particular Group.
Client - the report can be limited to select only a particular Client.
Division - the report can be limited to select only a particular Division.
Cost Centre - the report can be limited to select only a particular Cost Centre.
Contract Type - the report can be limited to select only a particular Contract Type.
Page Break - check ON or OFF to incorporate Page Breaks.
Report Content
Group Name
Client Name
Client Code
As at Date
Contract ID
Driver Name
Description
Colour
Date Ordered
Expected Delivery
Supplier Name
Comments (shows Vehicle Options)
Depreciation
The depreciation report calculates an assets depreciation using the diminishing value method or the prime cost method (straight line).
It is grouped by Group, Client and Cost Centre.
It is sorted by Cost Centre and Registration.
It is totaled by Cost Centre, Client, Group and Grand Total (all clients).
The Cost Centre that is used for grouping is the one that is active on the contract when the report is run. I.e. the current cost centre is always used.
The report can also be generated at Contract level on the Contracts / Finance page.
The calculations used in the report are shown in the attached spreadsheet.
NOTE: Depreciation calculations will cease when a Sold Date is entered in Contract screen or on the Detail screen for Sale Management.
This report is accessible by Admin and senior_manager roles only.
Report Filters
Date to - defaults to today's date. This can be edited. The report start period is one day after the clients Financial Year End from the Clients / Contact screen
Client Group - the report can be limited to select only clients from a particular group.
Client - the report can be limited to select only a particular client.
Cost Centre - the report can be limited to select only a particular Cost Centre.
Contract Type - the report can be limited to select only a particular Contract Type or a range. Use the SHIFT key to select a range, or the CTRL key to select non-adjacent entries.
NOTE: Contracts where Depreciation Start date is greater than report date (Date to) will not appear in report.
Data Selection
All vehicles active at any point in the report date range are selected (see report filters above).
Report Content
Outputs
The report can be output as PDF, XLS or CSV.
Leased Vehicle
Use this report to get a summary of vehicles that includes their estimated end of lease (EOL) odometer value.
Vehicles forecasted to travel below or beyond a specified variance are highlighted in the PDF report.
The default variance for highlighting is + 5,000 Km. This can be changed by Catch-e support staff.
It is grouped and sorted by Client, Division, Cost Centre and Registration.
Report Filters
Output Options
Select from PDF, Office(xlsx) or Text(CSV).
If an Office(xlsx) report is generated and contains more than 65,500 individual rows, then it will be automatically converted to Text(CSV) format.
Action Buttons
Report Content
Group Name
Client Name
Client Code
At Date
Division
Cost Centre
Reg No
Asset Number
Driver Name
Description
Contract Start
Contract End
Term/Kms
Months Remaining
Latest Odometer Reading (over the contract life)
Estimated EOL Odo (go to Estimated Odometer Calculation for details of the three calculations we use to produce this value)
State (XLS or CSV output only)
Contract Type (XLS or CSV output only)
Highlighting
If Estimated EOL Odo exceeds the allowable variance, then the Estimated EOL Odo value will be highlighted. Contract Kms + 5,000 is the default allowable value.
If the vehicle does not have enough odometer readings to calculate an Estimated EOL Odo, the Contract km method is used. This reflects the Contract Kms and no highlighting will occur in these cases.