Does Audit Viewer upload my file?

No. The viewer processes the export in your browser and does not upload it to a server.

Which file does Audit Viewer expect?

It expects a SimDuty audit export JSON file such as simduty_audit_export_*.json using the simduty_audit_export_v1 format.

Which tab should I read first?

Start with Day Summary, then move to Findings, Finance, and Timeline in that order.

Local time makes it easier to compare event timestamps with your own timezone while keeping UTC available in the timeline.

Analyze exported audit JSON

100% online in your browser. No files are uploaded to a server.

Export audit data in SimDuty (JSON).
Drag the file simduty_audit_export_*.json.
Select the compliance day and review Findings/Finance.

Drop file here or click to choose

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Loaded export -

Operational status OK TO DRIVE

No critical blockers detected in current filters.

Vehicle context -

Identity for the selected compliance day.

Duty capacity -

Remaining duty windows for the active compliance day.

Cost exposure -

Operating cost signals for the current compliance day.

Safety

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Compliance

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Efficiency

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Vehicle Care

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Shift overview

Priority operational signals for the selected compliance day.

ELD Snapshot

Day conclusion

Operational snapshot

Shift narrative

Data quality and integrity

Risk triage

Review blocking issues first, then warnings and informational evidence.

Critical

Warning

Info

Open defects

Resolved defects

My Trip Finances

Financial entries

Game Time	Category	Event	Amount	Description

OFF/SB/D/ON timeline

OFF SB D ON

Events

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UTC Timestamp	Game Time	Risk	Event

Event detail

Select an event in the timeline.