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Fleetworthy Launches Partner Program
The program supports multiple partner types, including referral, reseller, distribution, marketplace, affiliate, and technology alliance partners, enabling organizations to participate in ways that align with their business model.

For Fleetworthy partners, the new program unifies engagement through a single program, portal, and support model, making it easier to offer, deploy, and support Fleetworthy’s solutions.
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Fleetworthy has launched its new Partner Program, a channel initiative designed to simplify how fleets access and manage Fleetworthy’s complete fleet readiness solutions.
The new program unifies Fleetworthy’s full portfolio of fleet safety and compliance, toll management, and weigh station bypass solutions into a single, streamlined partner framework. Designed for partner enablement and scalability, it allows partners such as leading ELD and technology providers to act as a single point of contact.
The goal is to deliver fleets and owner-operators a one-stop experience for activating and managing Fleetworthy’s full suite of solutions. This approach replaces disconnected point products with a more efficient way to run fleet operations, according to Tom Fogarty, CEO of Fleetworthy.
“As fleets face mounting regulatory pressure, higher operating costs, and growing demands for real-time insight, they’re looking to simplify their technology stack,” Fogarty said. “The Fleetworthy Partner Program brings our solutions together in a way that helps partners deliver a more connected experience for customers, improving safety outcomes, reducing compliance risk, gaining better control over toll spend, and ultimately lowering the total cost of fleet operations.”
A Partner-First Ecosystem Built for Scale
For Fleetworthy partners, the new program unifies engagement through a single program, portal, and support model, making it easier to offer, deploy, and support Fleetworthy’s solutions.
The program supports multiple partner types, including referral, reseller, distribution, marketplace, affiliate, and technology alliance partners, enabling organizations to participate in ways that align with their business model.
"Fleetworthy’s new Partner Program makes it easier for fleets to access fleet readiness solutions,” said Emilie Campbell, Sr. Director of Partner Management at Platform Science. “Our north star has always been to provide fleets with the ultimate choice in safety and compliance, toll management, and weigh station bypass capabilities. We are proud that our partnership with Fleetworthy helps deliver that, plus an even more streamlined and efficient fleet experience.”
The Fleetworthy Partner Program is available to both current and new partners. Existing Fleetworthy partners will transition into the unified program with full access to tools, incentives, and enablement resources.
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