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 has a mobile driver app for iOS and Android. The entire inspection and incident-reporting flow is designed to run 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.
Does Fleet work outside the US?
Yes. Fleet is used by Amazon DSPs in multiple markets including the US, UK, Germany, and the Netherlands. The platform supports multi-language driver flows and localized reporting.
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.