Compliance is not a binder you open when the DOT shows up. FleetPath keeps your authority, your drivers, your permits, and your paperwork in order continuously, and assembles the packet the moment an auditor asks.
The carriers who fail audits are rarely the ones who do not care. They are the ones who found out too late. FleetPath watches the clock so a lapse becomes an alert, not a violation.
Every day the platform rescores your compliance posture and surfaces the top fixes, drawn from your real driver counts and credential data, so you always know where you stand.
Medical cards, CDLs, permits, insurance, and registrations are tracked and flagged in urgency buckets, from ninety days out down to expired, with a one-tap path to upload the renewal.
Operating-authority status and safety rating are pulled from FMCSA and refreshed on a schedule, for your own authority and for every carrier you work with.
A new-entrant safety audit or a compliance review used to mean a week of pulling files. FleetPath assembles the audit packet for you: a readiness score, a checklist by FMCSA part, per-driver qualification files, and a downloadable PDF, ready to hand over.
Authority, hours, permits, inspections, insurance, IFTA, and driver safety run as one connected surface, so nothing lives in a spreadsheet nobody remembers to open.
Readiness rescored, with the top fixes surfaced from your real driver and credential data.
Expiration alerts on medical cards, CDLs, permits, insurance, and registrations, from ninety days out down to expired.
The full MC audit packet, assembled and exported as a single downloadable PDF.
FMCSA authority and safety pulled, for your own authority and everyone you work with.
The credentials, the hours, and the paperwork stay in order, so a lapse becomes an alert, not a violation. Here is exactly how the honest parts work, so you know what FleetPath does for you and what it does not pretend to do.
Comes from a connected Samsara or Motive ELD, and is estimated from trip data when none is connected. FleetPath reads your ELD, it does not replace it.
Drafted from the trips you already ran, so you review real miles instead of re-keying them. Treat it as a draft assembled for you, not a filing done for you.
Oversize and hazmat permits are classified, routed, and paid in-app, then filed by our operations desk, so the issued permit lands on the load.
Nothing here promises a permit the second you tap a button. A person files it, and it returns to the load when it is issued.
Connect your ELD, and let FleetPath watch the credentials, the hours, and the paperwork so a violation never sneaks up on you.
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