Electronic driver logs
A chronological account of the workday, with duty status, supporting events, and annotations kept in context. The design favors readable records over crowded screens.
THE DOUBLE M PLATFORM
Every mile has a story.
See it clearly.
One considered experience, from the driver's first status change to the fleet's final review.
PRODUCT EXPERIENCE / ILLUSTRATIVEDriver clarity.
Driver clarity.
Fleet perspective.
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DOUBLE M ELDDYOUR DAY, AT A GLANCE
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Vehicle 014 ECM connected
DRIVING REMAINING03:00of 11:00 hours
SHIFT WINDOW04:00
CYCLE REMAINING22:00
ON DUTYNot driving
Today's logView activity ↗
00:0008:0016:0024:00
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Daily activityIllustrative · 24 hours
OFF 14:00SB 00:00D 08:00ON 02:00
Daily record illustration · All times are sample data.
AT THE HEART OF THE EXPERIENCE
Designed to make the day make sense.
Hours in perspective
Driving time, shift windows, and cycle limits need separate treatment. Our interface concept gives each its own place, with room to explain which constraint matters.
Deliberate duty controls
Off duty, sleeper berth, driving, and on duty should be unmistakable. Status changes deserve clear confirmation and an understandable record of what changed.
RECORDS WITH CONTEXT
A timeline you can follow.
Daily graphs make patterns visible. Event details explain the transitions. Together, they form the basis of an understandable driver record.
Our inspection workflow design brings the current day and required prior records into a focused view, with a deliberate route to record display and data transfer.
Illustrations explain the product experience. They are not regulatory records or a demonstration of a registered ELD.
DAILY LOG / SAMPLEOctober 15
Daily activityIllustrative · 24 hours
OFF 14:00SB 00:00D 08:00ON 02:00
07:00Driving startedEngine event
12:00Off dutyDriver selection
13:00Driving resumedEngine event
A CONNECTED ARCHITECTURE
From vehicle signal to shared understanding.
The system design separates vehicle acquisition, driver records, and carrier access. Each has a distinct responsibility.
01 / SOURCEVehicle ECM
Engine operating data
02 / INTERFACEJ1939 / J1708
Compatible gateway
03 / DRIVERmobile device
Logs & local records
04 / OPERATIONSSecure platform
Carrier workspace
System architecture illustration. Vehicle, interface, and software compatibility require verification.
Engine data has a source
Vehicle movement and operating information must come from an appropriate engine interface. A phone location is a different kind of evidence.
Local records matter
The synchronization design prioritizes local recording, visible connection state, and controlled retries when the network returns.
Access has boundaries
The carrier workspace architecture calls for authenticated access, distinct roles, and separation between organizations.
THE CARRIER PERSPECTIVE
The right detail. At the right level.
WORKSPACE / FLEET OVERVIEWILLUSTRATIVE DATA
Your fleet. In focus.
Daily operations · Sample carrier
Vehicles06in this example
Driving03drivers on the road
Connected05vehicle interfaces
Needs attention02items for review
VEHICLE ACTIVITY Sample routes
REVIEW QUEUE
Unassigned drivingVehicle 032 · Review record
Connection interruptedVehicle 041 · Check interface
Driver activity 6 drivers
| Driver / vehicle | Duty status | Drive remaining | Connection | Log record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01Driver 01Vehicle 014 | Driving | 03:00 | ● Connected | Recorded |
| 02Driver 02Vehicle 021 | Driving | 05:30 | ● Connected | Recorded |
| 03Driver 03Vehicle 032 | Driving | 06:15 | ● Connected | Review |
| 04Driver 04Vehicle 041 | Off duty | 11:00 | ○ Interrupted | Recorded |
| 05Driver 05Vehicle 052 | On duty | 08:45 | ● Connected | Recorded |
| 06Driver 06Vehicle 063 | Sleeper | 04:20 | ● Connected | Recorded |
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Sample carrier · 6 vehiclesInterface illustration / no live connection
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