Never miss an MOT deadline again. Automated tracking, reminders, and result recording keep your vehicles legal and your operation audit-ready.
For fleet operators and dealership groups, tracking MOT expiry dates across hundreds of vehicles is a compliance minefield. A single lapse means an unroadworthy vehicle, potential DVSA enforcement action, and reputational damage. Spreadsheet-based tracking is error-prone and offers no automated escalation when deadlines are missed.
MOT dates maintained in spreadsheets are easily outdated, with no automated alerts when expiry is approaching.
Vehicles operating without a valid MOT face prohibition notices, fixed penalties, and potential operator licence consequences.
MOT pass/fail history, advisory items, and defect records are scattered across paper certificates and the DVSA website.
Purpose-built capabilities — not generic templates you have to work around.
The system tracks every vehicle's MOT expiry date and sends configurable reminders at 8, 4, and 2 weeks before expiry.
If an MOT reminder is not actioned, the system escalates to the fleet manager and then to senior management, ensuring no vehicle slips through.
MOT results — including advisories and failure items — are recorded against the vehicle record for trend analysis and audit readiness.
A traffic-light dashboard shows fleet-wide MOT status at a glance: green for valid, amber for approaching, red for expired.
When a vehicle is added to the system, its current MOT expiry date is recorded — either manually or via DVSA data lookup.
Automated reminders are sent to the responsible person at configurable intervals before the MOT expiry date.
The booking is logged in the system. After the test, results are recorded including pass/fail status, advisories, and failure items.
The new MOT expiry date is updated automatically, and the reminder cycle restarts for the following year.
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SwiftCase can integrate with the DVSA MOT history API to retrieve test results, expiry dates, and mileage readings automatically, keeping your records in sync.
Most operators configure reminders at 8, 4, and 2 weeks before expiry, with a final escalation at 1 week. These intervals are fully configurable per fleet or client.
Yes. Advisory items are logged against the vehicle record so you can proactively address potential issues before the next test, improving first-time pass rates.
Built-in reporting shows first-time pass rates by vehicle type, age, location, and testing station — helping you identify trends and target preventative maintenance.
SwiftCase ensures no vehicle misses its MOT — see the compliance dashboard in a live demo.
