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Not on purpose — it's just that the notepad in the truck stops getting filled out around week three, and come tax time you're reconstructing eleven months of driving from memory and a calendar. Inspector Studio already knows where your team went and in what order. So it just adds up the miles.
Mileage isn't only a tax question. It's how you find out that one inspector is driving twice as far as everyone else for the same money.
The stops you made, in order, with the miles between them and a map of the route.
Everyone's miles rolled up. Spot the outlier week, the inspector covering too much ground, the territory that isn't worth it.
Drill into any single person's driving over any stretch of time.
Team mileage is permission-gated — inspectors see their own unless you say otherwise.
Set your reimbursement rate once. The miles each inspector drove show up on their pay for the period, already multiplied out, sitting next to their inspection earnings and their hours.
Nobody submits anything. Nobody approves anything. It's just there, because the software watched the whole thing happen.
| Inspection earnings | $2,640.00 |
| Mileage (412 mi @ $0.725) | $298.70 |
| Hours | 48.25 h |
Mileage tracking is built into Inspector Studio. No add-on, no separate app, no device in the cigarette lighter.
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