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Process · Period review and follow-up

Period review and follow-up

Compare reviewed purchases within a consistent period and route unexplained activity to the responsible person.

Step by step

  1. Agree the review set Transport Supervisor

    Transport Supervisor selects the period and purchase states to examine. Confirm the purchase-date convention and separate different quantity bases before combining activity. For cost comparisons, confirm the receipt currency and keep unresolved amounts separate.

    • Select a consistent period, state and quantity basis
    • Updates Fuel transactions
  2. Compare the records Transport Supervisor

    Transport Supervisor and Auditor group purchases by vehicle, card reference, site and fuel type. Examine the dated odometer sequence for the same asset when a purchase needs explanation.

    • Examine purchase patterns and recorded odometer readings
    • Updates Fuel transactions, Vehicles
  3. Follow the evidence Transport Supervisor

    Open the relevant purchase, receipt and load context. Transport Supervisor asks the Dispatcher or App Administrator to resolve questions within their responsibility.

    • Establish the context for an unexplained entry
    • Updates Record attachments, Loads, Load assignments, Vehicles
  4. Record follow-through Transport Supervisor

    Transport Supervisor records the decision or request for investigation with its source reference and rationale. Dispatcher corrects the purchase where needed and follows the agreed review handoff.

    • Record the concern and apply authorized corrections
    • Updates Review decisions, Fuel transactions
  5. Revisit unresolved work Transport Supervisor

    Transport Supervisor checks returned decisions and unresolved operation outcomes at the next review. Auditor follows the records to distinguish completed corrections from concerns still awaiting an answer.

    • Check whether the intended correction is complete
    • Updates Review decisions, Operation receipts, Fuel transactions

Where it usually breaks

And how to keep it from happening.

  • Different units or currencies are combined. Check the fuel type and quantity convention, then confirm receipt currency before comparing costs.
  • A purchase pattern is treated as a conclusion. Inspect the receipt and operating work before deciding what the entry means.
  • A pending result is treated as completed evidence. Follow the source record and check the actual outcome before closing the discussion.
Transport Supervisor
, Auditor, Dispatcher, App Administrator.

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