Introduction
When you set KPI targets (like Tons per Hour or First Load time) during shift activation, FleetWatcher automatically copies those values to future shifts. This saves time and helps ensure consistency across multi-day jobs.
This article explains when targets carry over, how to update them, and what happens if you make a change midweek.
Navigation
To set or view KPI targets:
Go to: MMS > Shifts > Scheduled Shifts (before activation)
Go to: MMS > Shifts > Today’s Shifts (for active shifts)
When KPI Targets Carry Forward
KPI targets are initially set:
In the What section of Add/Edit Shifts
Or during shift activation on the Scheduled Shifts tab
Once you activate a shift, those KPI values are stored
When you activate the next shift in the same job (same Job Name + Project), those values are copied forward
If You Change a KPI Target
Edits made during activation (e.g., First Load = 7:00 AM → 6:45 AM) are saved
That new value becomes the default for the next shift
You can continue adjusting targets daily, and FleetWatcher will carry forward your latest version
Example
Shift Date | First Load Target Set | Result |
Monday | 7:00 AM | Stored and used for Tuesday |
Tuesday | 6:45 AM (edited) | Stored and used for Wednesday |
Wednesday | (no edits) | 6:45 AM carries forward again |
Notes
Edits made in Today’s Shifts affect that shift only — they do not carry forward
If you skip a day, the system still remembers the last activated shift’s targets
This behavior applies to all KPI types:
Tons per Hour (Crew/Truck)
First Load / First Dump
TCpT
FpM