Kleinschmidt Rail-ETA allows a shipper to manage equipment more efficiently, reduce costs and provide improved customer service. Each folder is limited to 20 samples, which includes one sample from each of the latest 20 trains. Thus, ETAs are based on train history that is not biased by multiple equipment traveling on a single train. The generalized search display has many fields for obtaining information. The Sight Code field can be used for multiple purposes.
Users can search based on a sighting code, multiple sighting codes, or macros.
The Sight Code link describes how to use this field and explains the meaning of all sighting codes. Headings for the generalized search template, as well as report headings, have links explaining their usage and meaning. When viewing Last Sighting data on the Web from the Kleinschmidt's Rail-ETA application, the left most column displayed designates the sort key. Default is Destination City. Information can also be sorted by equipment ID when chosen as shown above.