Assigned-driver model
Maintain default or scheduled driver-to-vehicle relationships.
Use supported Driver ID and Visual ID methods to improve attribution across tracking, safety, compliance and operations.
Vehicle data is most valuable when it can be associated with the person operating the vehicle. Fleetly supports compatible identification methods and workflows so journeys, safety events, coaching and operational activity can use the correct driver context.
Different fleets may use assigned vehicles, fobs, cards, app confirmation, tachograph information or supported visual identification. Fleetly can combine the selected approach with exception workflows for unassigned driving.
Each capability works with the wider Fleetly platform, keeping vehicles, drivers, events, evidence and outcomes connected.
Maintain default or scheduled driver-to-vehicle relationships.
Use supported fob, card, keypad or device identification methods.
Allow drivers to confirm appropriate vehicle or work assignment.
Use compatible camera-based identification where appropriate and permitted.
Surface activity that needs manager or driver attribution.
Use the same driver across Tracking, Safety, Operations and Compliance.
This capability works inside Fleetly One Platform, sharing the same vehicles, drivers, events, workflows and reporting as the wider fleet operation.
Fleetly makes sophisticated fleet technology usable by connecting each signal to a decision, an owner and an outcome.
A supported method associates the driver with the vehicle or task.
Fleetly checks the available assignment and timing context.
Journeys, events and workflows use the connected driver identity.
Exceptions enter an authorised attribution process.
The strongest method depends on vehicle assignment, driver change frequency, existing equipment and required confidence. Fleetly solution design can use more than one method where needed.
Visual identification and biometric processing require particular privacy, lawful-basis and governance consideration. Availability depends on compatible technology and customer policy.
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Driver ID is a method of associating a person with a vehicle, journey, event or work activity.
Supported options can include assignments, fobs, cards, apps, tachograph information and compatible visual methods.
Fleetly can create an unassigned-driving exception for authorised review and attribution.
Yes. Correct attribution allows relevant safety events and coaching to be associated with the driver.
Yes. Camera-based or biometric identification requires appropriate legal, privacy, access and retention governance.
We will focus the demonstration on your vehicles, risks, workflows and existing technology.