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FLEETLY PARTNER PROGRAMMES / Insurance & Risk Partners

Connect fleet evidence to a more informed risk conversation.

Explore how authorised vehicle, journey and video information can support incident review, coaching and fleet risk services.

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BUILD A RELEVANT PROPOSITION

Your expertise has a clear role to play.

Risk teams need evidence with clear provenance and an understood purpose. Fleetly can be part of an agreed workflow that connects fleet context, available media and documented review outcomes. The value lies in a consistent investigation and follow-up process—not in treating an automated score as a final judgement.

THE PARTNER OPPORTUNITY

Turn the relationship into useful customer value.

01

Incident context

Associate relevant vehicle and journey records with available video and the reported event. Preserve timestamps, source references and gaps in the evidence.

02

Review before conclusions

Separate device detections, automated analysis and the reviewer’s conclusion. Record confirmed, dismissed and inconclusive outcomes with a reason.

03

Coaching and prevention

Use reviewed behaviours to agree proportionate follow-up with fleet teams. Measure sustained change over comparable driving exposure rather than raw event counts alone.

04

Responsible information exchange

Agree the purpose, permitted recipients and access to each evidence type. Share only information needed for the authorised workflow and define how records will be retained and handled.

A SHARED DELIVERY PICTURE

Make ownership visible from the beginning.

Use this proposed responsibility model to shape the discussion. Final obligations and service levels are defined in the agreement.

Purpose and access

PARTNER CONTRIBUTION

Define the service and authorised evidence requirements.

FLEETLY CONTRIBUTION

Assess available fleet data and access arrangements.

Agree together

Customer authorisation, permitted use and recipient roles.

Review and interpretation

PARTNER CONTRIBUTION

Provide domain expertise and own the agreed professional assessment.

FLEETLY CONTRIBUTION

Provide agreed platform context and evidence workflows.

Agree together

Review methods, uncertainty and responsibility for decisions.

Follow-up

PARTNER CONTRIBUTION

Coordinate agreed claims, risk or coaching actions.

FLEETLY CONTRIBUTION

Support the scoped fleet workflow and technical service.

Agree together

Measurement, retention and escalation responsibilities.

FROM FIRST CONVERSATION TO DELIVERY

A clear path into the programme.

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Insurance & Risk Partners

Define the evidence use

Describe the review or risk service and the information it requires.

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  1. Define the evidence use

    Describe the review or risk service and the information it requires.

  2. Agree access and scope

    Confirm authorised parties, source coverage and data-handling responsibilities.

  3. Test representative cases

    Review complete, missing and inconclusive evidence scenarios.

  4. Evaluate the workflow

    Assess process quality and follow-through using agreed measures.

START A PARTNER CONVERSATION

Tell us what you want to build.

Use this checklist to prepare a useful introduction. You can start a conversation even if some items are still to be discussed.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Clear answers for your next step.

Does Fleetly guarantee lower insurance premiums?

No. Pricing and coverage decisions remain with the relevant insurer. This programme does not promise premium reductions or claims outcomes.

Does an AI score determine liability?

No. Automated analysis is one input and must not be presented as a determination of legal responsibility.

Can all vehicle footage be shared with a partner?

Only the information authorised for the agreed purpose should be shared through approved access and handling arrangements.

How should improvements be assessed?

Use a defined baseline, equivalent exposure and consistent review methods. Separate process improvements from confirmed reductions in incidents or cost.

PARTNER PREPARATION

Practical resources for delivery.

RELATED PARTNER MODELS

Explore where your role could connect.

A partnership built on an agreed scope.

Programme participation, product access, branding permissions, commercial arrangements and service responsibilities are confirmed for each relationship. These pages do not establish a partner appointment or guarantee commercial outcomes.