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At Source / At Dest Details Report

View time each truck spent at the Source and Destination geozones, broken down by load cycle. Includes both ticketed and unticketed cycles.

Introduction

This report tracks the amount of time trucks spend at the plant (Source) and at the paver or jobsite (Destination). Results are split into two sections:

  • Cycles with Tickets

  • Cycles without Tickets

📌 This report is also available from the Plant Production tab and is useful for verifying on-site efficiency and uncovering delays.


Navigation

To access this report:

Go to: MMS > MMS Reports > At Source / At Dest Details Report


Use This Report To:

  • Review truck-level cycle times at plants and paving sites

  • Identify bottlenecks in load or dump timing

  • Filter results by Plant, Shift, or Equipment

  • Compare total time vs adjusted time at Source

  • Export detailed cycle data for internal reporting


Pick a Range

Filter

Description

Start Date / End Date

Defaults to today. Enter a range to review specific periods.

Plant

Required to run report (unless Shift is selected)

Shift

Alternative to Plant. One or the other is required.

Equipment

Optional. Focus on a specific truck or unit.

Time Format

Choose Decimal or Minutes for output values

⚠️ The report will not run unless either a Plant or a Shift is selected. Selecting both is not necessary.

Click Generate Report once filters are selected.


Report Output

The report is divided into two tables:

🔴 Cycles with Tickets

Shows cycles where a valid ticket was logged.

Column

Description

Equip Number

Truck or unit ID

Ticket Num

Scale ticket number

First Load

Marks first load of shift (Y/N)

Ticket Date

Timestamp of the ticket

Net Tons

Tons delivered (if available)

Source / Destination

Geo-zone names

Time at Source / Time at Dest

Time truck was inside each zone

Adjusted Time at Source

Applies clock-in offset logic for 1st load (see below)


🟡 Cycles without Tickets

Same layout, but for cycles where no ticket was recorded. Useful for detecting ghost cycles or tracking truck activity when scale tickets are missing.

Unscaled Shift KPI Visibility

To provide a more complete and uninterrupted view of your fleet’s productivity, key performance indicators—including At Source, At Destination, and Cycle Time—are now displayed across the Live Shift Card, Completed Shifts view, and both Executive and Realtime Scoreboards, regardless of whether a shift has been processed through scaling. As long as equipment moves between defined geozones, these metrics populate in real time. This update eliminates data gaps in your operational views and ensures full consistency with the At Source / At Destination Details Report, allowing you to monitor active fleet performance without waiting for scaled status processing.


⏱️ Adjusted Time at Source – Explained

  • This only applies to the first load of a shift

  • It uses the time of first load and applies a company’s clock-in offset rule

  • Example:
    If the shift has a -10 minute offset, and the truck:

    • Arrives at 7:10 AM

    • Loads at 7:40 AM

    • Leaves at 7:43 AM
      → Then the adjusted time is 7:30 to 7:43 = 13 minutes

This gives a more accurate reflection of true pre-load wait time.


Additional Behavior Notes

  • Time at Source now only counts actual time within the Source geo-zone

    • If a truck leaves and returns, time away is excluded

  • Time at Destination still includes brief absences to better reflect dump process behavior (e.g., pulling away then resuming)

  • Expect a short delay (up to 5 min) before updated values appear on the Shift Card

  • Sorting is enabled for all columns — especially useful for identifying longest wait times


Known Limitations

  • In rare cases, At Source or At Dest durations may differ slightly (<2 min) from Shift Card values due to sync timing

  • Report will show “No Results” if neither a Plant nor a Shift is selected


Export Options

  • Print Table

  • Download CSV

  • Excel Formatted CSV

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