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GPS Log Book - Record Journey Automatically In Car

1/24/2013 4:21:25 PM

It is a machine that is used to record journey automatically in car.

GPS Log Book is a product that is developed by Australia, it helps travelling expenses from your company becomes more simple or it is an expenses to deduct tax for your private company.

Description: GPS Log Book

GPS Log Book

If you used to ask pension for personal means, you would know that it is as complex as how many kilometers that you drove or it even keeps particular record of every business trip. IRD asks you to keep particular record of every business trip about both business and person in at least 3 months/year.

You should use GPS Log Book - a clever combination of hardware that is so simple, it’s difficult for you to believe. Software bases on good cloud.

You should begin with hardware. It is small supporting equipment that is plugged in power/cigarette lighter of car. It doesn’t have screen, press button and it only has a light that is used to inform state of only colorful LED. When you plug in, its light changes red to blue and this is similar to its satellite (it takes less than 30 seconds, less than most of the GPS systems that I have tested). Then it begins to record your travels – it is simple.

Description: GPS Logbook Gold Pack.

GPS Logbook Gold Pack.

According to 1000mA USB output, you can know that GPS Log Book uses charging slot of car. In addition, it allows you to charge with most of the smartphones and equipment that uses USB.

Software that bases on cloud is the second part of GPS Log Book. You can subscribe in one year and buy product with price $129. And then you must pay $29/year to continue accessing. Without cloud service, hardware is basically an expensive charger for car, so you can continue registering if you intend to use it.

You can use small software that can download for PC or Mac to upload data from equipment in car to cloud service. It takes you some minutes to upload data from your equipment. When you upload data about your trip, you can login GPS Log Book website and classify your trips. It means that you assign zone on a map (Google Maps because of its familiarity) for the beginning and ending position of journey. Areas represent for an only place, for example “business”, “home”, “client A”; however, it can be assigned bigger radius or perimeter - for example roads that you often park outside your office.

An area that can be marked “work” or” individual” will allow GPS Log Book give assumption about your trip. For example, travelling from this company to that one is automatically called a trip for” work” while trips from individual to individual or individual to company are considered “individual”. You can change item of any trip only with a click.

Description: An area that can be marked “work” or” individual” will allow GPS Log Book give assumption about your trip

An area that can be marked “work” or” individual” will allow GPS Log Book give assumption about your trip

When you identify an area, you don’t need to do again. So after some first times, your normal destinations will be automatically recognized by GPS Log Book and you will only create areas for new destinations.

You can give report to ask company’s fee from website and use standard route book of IRD to ask deduction of tax or even raw data in CSV formatting to analyze or enter your accounting system.

Process is simple, website is designed well, expense is low and investment of time is minimum: GPS is completely appropriate to Platinum award of PC World magazine.

We also know that the next versions will have features that can follow directly and upload automatic trips through 3G while we will propose GPS for anybody who uses individual car to go on a business trip. If you feel that it’s difficult to ask car pension or you don’t want to care, you should calculate reliever that we write out a prescription.

Info

·         Price including VAT: $129 (including online service in the first year, then it will be $29/year)

·         Website: www.gpslogbook.co.nz

Specs

·         Record every travel that users don’t need to enter data.

·         Plug in cigarette lighter switch of car.

·         Work as charger of smartphone USB.

·         Be able to access report through website.

 

Verdict

·         Eliminate tiredness of requiring allowance of car and deduction of tax.

·         Ratings: 5/5

 

 

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