Event
A supported signal meets the agreed criteria.
Design repeatable responses to fleet exceptions, with an owner, an escalation route and a clear definition of completion.
A supported signal meets the agreed criteria.
Check context and assign responsibility.
Follow the approved operational response.
Confirm completion and review repeat events.
A geofence event, a reported defect or a safety exception only becomes useful when someone knows what to do next. Fleetly workflow planning connects the source event to a practical response across dispatch, safety and maintenance.
Available triggers and actions depend on your Fleetly modules, device data and integrations. Validate each required rule in a demonstration; do not assume every workflow can run without a person reviewing it.
Explore the operational requirements and confirm the scope for your selected Fleetly service.
Specify the event, threshold, operating hours and relevant vehicle group. Check event time and data freshness before taking action.
Agree who receives the exception and who takes over when the primary owner is unavailable. Avoid sending every alert to everyone.
Use human approval where safety, driver treatment or vehicle availability is affected. An automated notification is not a completed investigation.
Record the action and supporting evidence. Review repeat exceptions to improve the rule rather than simply increasing notification volume.
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.
A supported signal meets the agreed criteria.
Check context and assign responsibility.
Follow the approved operational response.
Confirm completion and review repeat events.
A driver reports a concern. The nominated team checks its severity, decides whether the vehicle can remain in service and arranges inspection where needed. Closure should include the repair decision and evidence.
This is an example operating model, not a promise of an enabled automation. Agree which steps Fleetly supports directly, which need an integration and which remain a human decision.
Explore the open Fleetly ecosystemTalk to Fleetly for a solution assessment based on your vehicles, devices, operating model and required outcomes.
No. Trigger availability, integration permissions and the consequences of an action determine what is appropriate and technically supported.
Agree thresholds, operating windows, ownership and duplicate-handling requirements during configuration, then test them with real fleet activity.
We will focus the demonstration on your vehicles, risks, workflows and existing technology.