Streamline Driver Onboarding and Recordkeeping with FleetDrive 360
Truckstop Partner Marketplace Adds FleetDrive 360
FleetDrive 360 joined the Truckstop Partner Marketplace as a source of solutions for fleets and drivers.

The FleetDrive 360 platform also enables API connections to integrate existing transportation management systems and human resource platforms.
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FleetDrive 360, a provider of a cloud-based solution for managing driver qualifications and compliance, has joined the Truckstop Partner Marketplace as a source of solutions for fleets and drivers.
“Managing compliance to ensure driver qualifications is critically important,” said Nic Salis COO at FleetDrive 360. “There is not only a legal obligation to comply with the Code of Federal Regulations for driver fitness and avoid penalties, fines, and potential legal and financial liability, there is a responsibility to ensure safety."
FleetDrive 360 on the Truckstop Partner Marketplace is listed under the Compliance & Safety, Background Screening and Process Automation product categories. The single, consolidated system for all compliance needs allows users to access and maintain:
Driver qualification files.
Drug and alcohol clearinghouse.
Vehicle maintenance documents.
Accident reports.
The platform also enables API connections for integration with existing transportation management systems and human resource platforms.
Back in August, FleetDrive 360, a FMCSA and DOT compliance management company, launched its Enterprise version tailored to larger fleets. The solution combined advanced compliance management features with customizable branding capabilities within a user-friendly system.
More recently, FleetDrive 360 also partnered up with Sentinel to streamline MVR management and the hiring of drivers and related records management.
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