VESL or eTrips

which is better for you?

eTrips is generalized for the masses. vesl is tailored to your specific needs.
Quick Overview

Both meet multiple reporting requirements through a different process and experience. With eTrips you may have additional fields that aren't necessarily required by your agency. VESL is tailored to only require information for your specific reporting requirements.

Comparison Chart

FEATURES
VESL
eTrips
Simple Interface
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VESL's minimal design allows you to file reports in a few clicks. eTrips breaks up the reporting process with the use of multiple screens.

Data Entry
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Both meet the requirements of multiple agencies.
VESL personalizes the form based on your reporting requirements.
eTrips may require information not used by your agency.

Real-Time Validation
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All agencies have minimum requirements to ensure data is accurate. VESL's validation is concise, direct and immediate. In eTrips validations may be delayed until the report is submitted.

Compliance Overview
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Nobody likes penalties. VESL keeps track of your compliance for you. With eTrips, tracking compliance will be your responsibility.

Multi-Entry
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Adding records to a report can be tedious.
VESL has a grid view for quickly adding multiple records to a report. In eTrips, all records must be added individually.

Recently Used
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Quickly finding an item in a large list is difficult.
VESL uses historical reports to move your most recently used items to the top. eTrips uses a static favorites list that must be created and managed.

Which is right for you?