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Fleet Management

In this article, we will cover the Fleet Management overview.

Nicole Howard avatar
Written by Nicole Howard
Updated over a week ago

Creating a Fleet and Populating it

An Account Admin of an account with this feature switched on will see the new Fleet icon on their sidebar. Please contact us for more information.

Clicking the fleet icon will navigate to a page where the user can create a fleet.

They will then be able to add "assets" to this fleet.


Assets are grouped sites, most often "a yacht." The user creating the fleet can add any site they can access into an asset.


​For example, if Account 1 has Warranty and Refit sites for Yacht X and Account 2 has Deck and Engineering sites for Yacht X, as long as the user creating the fleet is a user of all of these, they can now group them together to monitor Yacht X as a whole.

The user picks a set of sites to add to the asset and can assign a cost Custom Field per site to use as a 'budget'. A quick total of this field will be visible in the asset card within the fleet.


​For example, in the Deck site, the cost Custom Field used for managing the budget could be called Estimate, and this field can be selected for inclusion in the mini-overview in the asset card.

Fleet Settings are available when creating a fleet or can be edited through the cog menu. Only the fleet creator can change these, and the change will affect everyone who views the fleet.

Assets must be named (mandatory) and can be given an image, details about the vessel, and labels. The label feature is a quick way to see what parts of the work the user is responsible for or quickly recall who is in charge of certain aspects of a project. Labels are coloured chips that can also hold a user's details.

For example, "Warranty" could be a label, and then the user assigned to it would be the Warranty Manager for this yacht. This is only for informational purposes; the user assigned to a label is not informed of the fact, and it does not impact them in any other way.

Choose "how complete" each status in Pinpoint is for your fleet.

For example, do you consider an item "In Progress" to be 25% complete rather than the default 50%? Now, you can override these values with personalised ones.

You can choose which statuses to include in your assets' data.

For example, you can exclude 'on hold' items from the site list calculations if they skew your data.

There are a range of 'clickthroughs' available in the Asset card.

  • Click a site in the list to go directly to that site.

  • Click the Asset name to go to the Overview table, which is pre-filtered to show only the sites within that Asset. This provides a quick "asset overview table" in one click.

  • Click the Red Flag count in the Site List to go to the point table for that site, which is filtered to show only red-flagged items. This will save users time when monitoring urgent tasks.

You can search through assets using the search box in the top bar. The search will match the names of assets or sites and their details and labels.

You can drag and drop assets to re-order them if you're the creator of the fleet.

A quick count at the bottom of the screen shows how many assets are showing within your fleet.


Editing and Deleting an Asset and Fleet

No limit exists to how many assets can be stored within a fleet. The person who created them can edit or delete them. To delete the fleet itself, all assets must first be deleted.


Sharing a Fleet with Others

A fleet created by an Account Admin can be shared by them with any user of Pinpoint Works.

The person with whom the fleet is shared will receive an email similar to how sharing sites work now and will immediately be able to access the Fleet section in their sidebar.

They will be able to see all the Assets they are users of within the fleet, including images, static information about the assets, and labels.

The sites and data they see within the asset will be limited to what they can see already, so their site list could be empty.

Shares can be revoked by the Account Admin or by their dedicated Account Manager. When a Fleet share is revoked from a user, they will receive an email notifying them of the change.

If the fleet creator is downgraded from Account Admin status, they will retain viewing rights to any fleet they created unless the Account Owner explicitly unshares it.

No limit exists to how many people a fleet can be shared with.
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If you want to remove a user from a fleet, click "Revoke view access."


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