Archived tachograph data can be systematically analyzed for the first time with new software solutions. | Photo: TachoEasy
Archived tachograph data can be systematically analyzed for the first time with new software solutions. | Photo: TachoEasy
2025-09-04

The companies TachoEasy AG, based in Rohrdorf, and Zauner Software Office in Heusenstamm have, as they put it, developed a new software category. Under the name Tachomatik, the first two products LEA.fix and LEA.dynamics are now available in Germany and Austria.

Analysis of driver data beyond archiving

The programs are based on existing archiving systems for digital tachographs. They would enable advanced analysis and visualization functions that go beyond the legally mandated storage of vehicle, driver, and tour data, the two companies say. Fleet operators should, among other things,

be able to plan driver training more precisely, design routes more efficiently, and detect violations at an early stage.

Preparation for regulatory inspections

A central field of application for the software is violation and penalty management. Based on the evaluated data, the providers explain, fleet operators can take measures to prepare for regulatory inspections. The programs are intended to show which routes frequently lead to violations, at what times risks are particularly high, and when qualification measures for drivers pay off. The accuracy of the analyses increases with the

amount of tachograph data available.

Independence from fleet size and industry

For the use of the new software solutions, no separate fleet management system is required. What is required is only a digital tachograph and a market-standard archiving software. With this, use is possible independently of fleet size, vehicle types, transported goods, or industry affiliation.

„Already after only a few weeks, the entrepreneur will come to appreciate our new solutions as true game changers. He can thus prepare more effectively for regulatory audits and significantly increase the cost efficiency

of his fleet in the medium term,“ emphasizes Mairhofer.

Background of the developers

Zauner Software Office was founded in 1981, currently employs 20 people and has been a wholly owned subsidiary of TachoEasy AG since 2017. The company offers the software solution zaarc.next for archiving digital and analogue tachograph data. In addition, the portfolio includes the modular solution Zamik for workshop organization, vehicle and tank data management, warehouse management, cost analysis and fleet control. Since 2017 Zauner has also offered the dispatch and telematics solution Bluelogico with the mobile