Fleet Technology Assessments
Know exactly what's working — and what isn't.
A Fleet Technology Assessment is a documented, vehicle-by-vehicle inspection of your camera, AI vision, and safety systems — so you're never relying on assumption.
Most fleets find out a camera has failed at the worst possible moment: when there's an incident and the footage isn't there. A Fleet Technology Assessment exists to move that discovery earlier — to a scheduled inspection you control, with a written record you can act on, instead of an unplanned gap you find out about after something has already gone wrong.
What gets inspected
- Camera placement and field of view
- DVR/NVR function and recording status
- Wiring condition and mounting quality
- Power and signal integrity
- Missing or failed components
- AI camera operation, where applicable
- Monitor and display systems
- Overall system configuration
What you receive
- Vehicle-level inspection results — not a fleet-wide average that hides individual failures
- Photo documentation of findings
- A list of identified deficiencies, described specifically, not generally
- Recommended corrective actions for each deficiency, prioritized
- A repair or RMA path for anything that needs it
- A fleet-level summary report you can file, present, or act on
- A prioritized action plan for what to address first
How it works
Schedule
We coordinate a time that works around your operation — minimizing disruption to vehicles in service.
Inspect
A technician inspects each vehicle against the standard, documenting findings as they go.
Report
You receive vehicle-level and fleet-level documentation, with deficiencies prioritized.
Act
We complete corrective work directly or coordinate the appropriate manufacturer/warranty path.
[Typical assessment timeline / turnaround for report delivery to be confirmed and published here.]
Who this is for
- Fleet and transportation directors who need to confirm systems are working, not assume they are
- Safety and compliance officers preparing for an audit, board review, or regulatory requirement
- Any fleet operator who has never had a formal, documented inspection of their camera and safety systems
- Fleets bringing on new vehicles or technology and needing a baseline before scaling