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Report vehicle issues

Log vehicle issues in Upper under Fleet Operations > Issue Reports. Track each problem's type, priority, status, and the person assigned to handle it.

Issue Reports is where vehicle and field problems get captured for follow-up and maintenance. When a dent, breakdown, or missing piece of equipment turns up, you log it here with a type, a priority, and the person responsible — so nothing falls through the cracks.

Your workspace may show Technician/Service labels instead of Driver/Delivery. The label is configurable, so a field that reads "Assigned To" here works the same regardless of which set your account uses.

Where Issue Reports lives

In the left sidebar, open the Fleet Operations group and select Issue Reports. The page lists every issue you've logged, with a Total: N Issues counter, a Search box ("Search issues..."), a filter icon, and an Export button in the top-right.

The issues table shows these columns:

ColumnWhat it shows
#Row number
IDThe issue's identifier
TitleBrief description of the problem
VehicleWhich vehicle the issue is tied to
TypeCategory of the problem
PriorityColored badge — how urgent the issue is
StatusColored badge — where the issue stands
Assigned ToWho's handling it
ActionRow menu (Edit, Delete)

Report an issue

Open Issue Reports

In the left sidebar, go to Fleet Operations > Issue Reports.

Start a new report

Click the + button and choose Report Issue. (If you have no issues yet, use the + Log an issue button on the empty-state screen instead.)

Fill in the issue details

Complete the fields in the Issue Info section — see the table below. Title, Vehicle, and Issue Type are required.

Save

Click Save. The new issue appears in the table.

Fields on an issue report

FieldDescription
Title (required)Brief description of the issue. Up to 200 characters.
Reported ByThe person who discovered the issue (dropdown of users).
Assigned ToThe person who should handle it (dropdown of users).
Vehicle (required)Which vehicle has the issue (searchable dropdown).
Issue Type (required)The category of the problem (see below).
Issue DescriptionA detailed description of what's wrong.
Issue TagsFree-form tags for grouping. Press Enter, comma, or space to add each tag.
Issue PriorityHow urgent the issue is. Defaults to Medium.
StatusWhere the issue stands. Defaults to Open.

Issue Type options: Vehicle, Driver, Route, Payload / Cargo, Software / Technical, Operational, Customer, Security, and Environmental / Sustainability.

Priority options: Low, Medium (default), High, Critical, Scheduled Maintenance, and Operational Suggestion.

Status options: Open (default), Pending, Triage, Backlogged, In Progress, Requires Update, In Review, Re-opened, Awaiting Parts, Awaiting Vendor, Monitoring, Escalated, Duplicate, Pending Review, Resolved, Completed, Closed, Won't Fix, and Canceled.

Set safety problems — brake noise, worn tires — to High or Critical and assign each one to a specific person. Priority shows as a colored badge in the table, so urgent issues are easy to spot, and an assignee means the issue never sits in limbo.

Import issues in bulk

If you're moving an existing log into Upper, you can import issues instead of typing them one at a time.

Open the import option

Go to Fleet Operations > Issue Reports, click the + button, and choose Import Issue Reports.

Map your columns and import

Match your file's columns to Upper's fields, then run the import.

The mappable fields are: Vehicle Name (required), Issue Title (required), Issue Type (required), Priority, Status, Reported Date, Description, Resolved Date, and Resolution Notes.

Track and resolve issues

Once issues are logged, the list view helps you stay on top of them:

  • Filter — open the filter drawer to narrow by date range, Status, or Priority.
  • Search — type in the search box to find issues by keyword.
  • Edit or delete — use the ... menu at the end of any row.
  • Export — use the Export button to pull the list out for review.

As work progresses, edit the issue and move its Status forward — for example from Open to In Progress to Resolved — so the log reflects reality.

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