A subscription, not an export
The calendar is a subscribed feed in the standard iCalendar format (RFC 5545). Add it once and from then on it follows the fleet: move a date in Fleetly and it moves in the calendar too.
One address to paste once into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook: deadlines appear and update by themselves, next to your everyday appointments.
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The calendar is a subscribed feed in the standard iCalendar format (RFC 5545). Add it once and from then on it follows the fleet: move a date in Fleetly and it moves in the calendar too.
The deadline day itself and a reminder fifteen days before. The reminder is a real event, not an alarm, because Google ignores alarms in subscribed calendars: built as an alarm, it would work on Apple and nowhere else.
The calendar address does not contain the licence code: whoever sees it reads the deadlines, they do not get into the fleet. If the link ends up in the wrong place, an administrator regenerates it and the old one stops working.
Stated before you sign up, not discovered after.
An Excel sheet can handle the deadlines of a small fleet. Here is how to structure it — and where it starts to give way.
Paying the bollo late does not move the next deadline. The rule, a worked example and the less obvious cases.
Yes. Add it from “Other calendars → From URL” by pasting the address Fleetly shows in Settings. The same address works with Apple Calendar and Outlook.
No, it is included in every plan, Free too: inspection, insurance and car tax are the three deadlines included everywhere.