Driver-card upload and analysis
Upload a driver-card .DDD file and review driving, other work, availability, breaks, rest, places and totals.
Upload your driver-card file, understand the recorded activity, review potential infringements and create the documents your own records need.

The Driver workspace is designed for one professional driver. It keeps the uploaded file, daily activity, drivers’ hours and working-time findings, calendar and reports together so you can see what the tachograph recorded.
TachoAssist analyses historical uploaded records. It does not remotely download a card, track a vehicle live or calculate live remaining driving time.
Use the views that answer the immediate question, then open the detail when a date or rule needs closer review.
Upload a driver-card .DDD file and review driving, other work, availability, breaks, rest, places and totals.
Move from a month or week into the exact sequence of recorded activity for a selected day.
Review automated drivers’ hours, working-time and tachograph-rule findings with dates, measured values and explanations.
Personal records
Create compliance reports from your own uploaded driver-card data for the period you need to review.
Keep driver card expiry information, days since the last available download and download reminders visible.
Return to the source records you uploaded and keep them connected to the analysis.
Review required: automated findings support your review and are not legal advice or a guarantee of compliance.
Unknown period detected
Activity gaps
TachoAssist can detect periods that are not explained by known activity in the uploaded driver-card data and present them for review without guessing what happened.
Questions
The Driver plan supports your own driver-card .DDD files. Vehicle Unit files, multiple-driver fleet tools and Business API upload belong to the Business plan.
It is £2.00 including VAT per month for one driver profile. The 14-day free trial does not require a payment card.
No. TachoAssist presents the gap for review but does not automatically classify the missing activity.