As you may have read in our recent newsletters, we are focusing on the ongoing development and improvement of our logbook in the current TRONITY release. Our latest updates bring us a significant step closer to this goal and we are excited to tell you more about it. The New Mixed Trip Category We understand that a trip often includes several purposes, be it a private errand, commuting to work, or a business trip. To make things easier for you, we have introduced the mixed trip category.

we are pleased to announce that TRONITY has expanded its integration capabilities and is now compatible with Home Assistant, a popular solution for home automation.

We are excited to introduce the brand new TRONITY modus “Offline Vehicle” to you today. With this modus, you can manage vehicles that do not support an active data connection while still taking advantage of all the essential TRONITY features. Add vehicles without an active data connection to TRONITY If…

As announced in one of the last newsletters, we will focus in the current TRONITY release on the optimization of the TRONITY driver’s logbook. In this context, we would like to add further features and functions to the TRONITY driver’s logbook, but we would also like to further simplify the data management. Change Log for Trips in the TRONITY Web Version To facilitate tracking changes to trips, we have extended TRONITY with a change log feature. The change log can be accessed via the TRONITY Web Version for trips and displays all system-side and manual changes to trips. This is not only relevant for a tax-compliant driver’s logbook but also helps to better understand and trace changes to trips.

We are happy to inform you that we have selected another topic from the TRONITY Community and have started implementing it: Manual trip cost adjustment feature for enhanced cost control The last recorded charging session forms the basis for calculating trip costs. However, as described in the community, there are…

Today we would like to give you an outlook on some future features and functions we are currently working on. The main focus will be on cost management and the driver’s logbook. Additionally, we also want to pick up and implement suggestions from the TRONITY Community. At this point, we…

This week, we present you a review of recently released TRONITY features. The starting point is the January 2023 newsletter titled “Outlook on Future Features — January 2023 Edition.” The focus of our activities was on expanding the digital driver’s logbook. Here is a selection of the topics implemented: Adjustment…

At the moment we are planning the next TRONITY release scheduled for Q2 2023. As always, we will implement several topics from the many ideas that we have received. The ideas are coming from the TRONITY community and we would like to thank all TRONITY users for the open exchange and the regular feedback! In order to enable you to further influence the TRONITY functions and features, we have set up a Community Feature Voting. There you can define and submit new requirements, as well as comment and vote on existing ideas.

This week we are happy to inform you that we have selected another topic from the TRONITY Community and have started the implementation: Tesla vehicles now with efficiency details (for other brands in planning) In the vehicle master data, the efficiency values for the different models are now available according to the manufacturer’s specifications. This data serves as a baseline for evaluating and displaying the efficiency of single trips. The list view of the trips has been extended to include this information.