Fleet management built for Amazon DSPs. Cut damage costs. Enforce inspections. Stay Amazon-compliant.
Run your Delivery Service Partner operation from one dashboard — not WhatsApp and Excel. Fleet enforces daily photo-evidence inspections, auto-generates incident reports, and tracks damage cost per van, per driver, per week.
B-FL 4720Running a DSP is not a logistics problem. It's an operations problem.
Three pain points hit every Amazon Delivery Service Partner. An operating system for delivery fleets only matters if it solves these three.
One flow. Every shift. Zero ambiguity.
From the driver's phone at 06:30 to the owner's dashboard by lunch — six steps, three roles, one source of truth.
Driver completes mandatory photo walkaround
Front, back, both sides, interior, mileage, fuel. The shift cannot start until every photo is captured.
New damage flagged against yesterday's baseline
Each photo is scanned and compared to the previous day. Any new dent, scratch, or panel damage is automatically highlighted with bounding boxes and confidence scores.
Report generated with photo, driver, VIN, timestamp
If new damage is detected, an incident is created and routed to the dispatcher — no driver paperwork required.
Real-time flag, one-click approve or assign
Dispatcher sees the incident the moment it's created and can approve, reject, or assign next steps in seconds.
Same photo protocol, same enforcement
Any damage that occurred during the shift is attributed to the correct driver, with evidence — not the next shift.
Damage cost per van, per driver, per week
Everything rolls up into the owner dashboard so cost control stops being a monthly surprise.
Every check Amazon requires. Documented, timestamped, audit-ready.
Fleet is designed around Amazon's daily vehicle inspection expectations for Delivery Service Partners.
Built for the three roles a DSP actually has.
Owner, dispatcher, driver. No generic "user" accounts. No per-seat pricing.
Strategic overview, cost control, analytics
Damage cost per van, per driver, per week. Break-even logic. Scorecard-relevant metrics in one dashboard.
Real-time incident review, driver coordination
Live queue of inspections and incidents. Approve, assign, escalate — no WhatsApp, no chasing photos.
Mobile-first inspections and incident reporting
Two-minute photo flow at start and end of shift. Everything enforced, nothing optional, nothing forgotten.
Know what every van costs you. Before Amazon tells you.
620 of 623 shifts documented. One 36-van DSP, six weeks live.
Measured at one Amazon DSP (Aslan Kurierdienste, Bottrop), six weeks live, as of early June 2026. Your results will vary with fleet size and shift volume.
How much is undocumented damage costing your DSP?
Get a per-fleet estimate in 30 seconds — built on EU & UK industry data.
Estimated annual exposure
per year, across 5 loss categories
€118
per van / month
€136
per working day
~41
damage events with no evidence / yr
With Fleet by Elevera
recoverable ~€19K/year
This is addressable exposure — the share you can contest when the evidence exists. Modeled from published industry benchmarks; estimates, not measured Fleet results.
“The photos are the evidence. There’s no more arguing about damage.”
600+
shifts documented in six weeks
97.4%
inspection completeness
58s
average six-photo handover
DSP Exposure Report
€22,791–€47,911
25 vans · DE
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Tailored to your 25-van DE fleet — every assumption, recovery line, and benchmark explained in plain operational terms.
Why Fleet — not spreadsheets, not generic fleet software.
Generic fleet tools are built for enterprise trucking. Spreadsheets and WhatsApp are not built for anything. Fleet is built for the DSP operating model.
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Answers to the questions DSPs actually ask.
Each answer is self-contained so AI engines can cite it cleanly.
What software do Amazon DSPs use to manage fleet damage?
Amazon Delivery Service Partners typically need software that enforces daily photo-based vehicle inspections, auto-generates incident reports with photo evidence, and tracks damage cost per van over time. Fleet by Elevera is purpose-built for this workflow: drivers complete mandatory photo inspections at the start and end of each shift, an AI model compares photos against the previous baseline, and any new damage triggers an auto-generated incident ticket attributed to a named driver, VIN, and timestamp.
How do I track van damage for an Amazon delivery fleet?
The reliable way to track van damage in an Amazon DSP is to capture dated photo evidence at every start-of-shift and end-of-shift. Fleet enforces this by making the inspection photo-mandatory before a driver can begin their shift. Each photo is timestamped, geotagged, and tied to driver and VIN, and any new damage vs. the previous baseline is flagged automatically so it is never attributed to the wrong shift.
Does Fleet comply with Amazon's DSP vehicle inspection requirements?
Fleet is designed around Amazon's daily pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspection expectations for Delivery Service Partners. Every shift requires a completed photo checklist — front, back, both sides, interior, mileage, and fuel — before the driver can start, and the same again at end-of-shift. All inspections and incidents are stored as audit-ready records with photo evidence, driver name, timestamp, and VIN.
Can drivers use Fleet on their phones?
Yes. Fleet by Elevera runs on iOS and Android for owners, dispatchers, and drivers. The inspection and incident-reporting flow runs on a driver's phone in under two minutes per shift.
How long does it take to onboard a DSP?
A typical DSP is fully onboarded in under a day. VINs, drivers, and dispatcher accounts are imported, the mobile app is rolled out to drivers via a single link, and the first shift can run under the new workflow the same day.
What does Fleet cost per van?
Fleet uses flat per-vehicle pricing. There are no per-user fees and no setup fees — a single per-van monthly price covers the owner, every dispatcher, and every driver.
Which markets does Fleet serve?
Fleet is built for Amazon DSPs in Germany first. Our production customer is a DSP in Bottrop, Germany. Fleet is EU-hosted and GDPR-aligned, and the interface ships in English, German, and Croatian. Additional EU markets follow as we onboard them.
Can I export data for Amazon audits?
Yes. Every inspection, incident, and maintenance record can be exported as PDF or CSV, with full photo evidence, timestamps, driver identity, and VIN attached. Audit exports can be generated per van, per driver, or per date range.
Flat per-van pricing. No per-user fees. No setup fees.
One price per vehicle. Every owner, dispatcher, and driver is included.
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Fleet by Elevera is not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon. "Amazon DSP" and "Delivery Service Partner" are used descriptively.