Explain
Share the purpose and proposed data use.
Introduce vehicle monitoring with a clear purpose, proportionate collection and a transparent process for drivers.
Share the purpose and proposed data use.
Evaluate risks and consult affected people.
Validate access, collection and retention settings.
Handle concerns and revisit the policy as use changes.
Location and video can reveal information about identifiable people. Explain what the fleet collects, why it is needed, who can see it and how drivers can raise concerns. Review the impact on passengers and other people captured as well as employees.
Privacy controls depend on the app, device and configuration. Do not assume that privacy mode, audio controls, redaction or automatic deletion are available for every deployment; verify the required behaviour before rollout.
Explore the operational requirements and confirm the scope for your selected Fleetly service.
Document why each monitoring activity is necessary and identify an appropriate lawful basis. Employee consent should not be assumed to resolve the imbalance of power at work.
Assess privacy risks before introducing monitoring. A DPIA is required where processing is likely to result in high risk; consult the current ICO guidance.
Tell workers and passengers about vehicle monitoring. Address permitted private use explicitly and verify whether the chosen technology supports the required boundaries.
Restrict access to a defined need, set justified retention periods and allow contextual review. A detected event should not be treated as proof without investigation.
Use your vehicles, devices, users and operating scenarios to check the proposed solution before rollout.
Fleetly makes sophisticated fleet technology usable by connecting each signal to a decision, an owner and an outcome.
Share the purpose and proposed data use.
Evaluate risks and consult affected people.
Validate access, collection and retention settings.
Handle concerns and revisit the policy as use changes.
Set a process for correcting driver attribution, accessing relevant information and challenging an interpretation. Give managers guidance on sharing footage and handling requests involving other people.
Audio, inward-facing cameras and biometric identification raise distinct questions. Assess their necessity separately rather than enabling them simply because a device supports them.
Explore the open Fleetly ecosystemTalk to Fleetly for a solution assessment based on your vehicles, devices, operating model and required outcomes.
The ICO says monitoring during permitted private use will rarely be justified. Set appropriate boundaries and verify the technical solution against your policy.
No. Your organisation needs a notice describing its actual processing, purposes, rights and contact details. This page is general implementation guidance.
We will focus the demonstration on your vehicles, risks, workflows and existing technology.