✅ Fleet & Business Solutions · Vehicle Inspection

"Did anyone actually check the brakes today?"
Answered — with a photo, not a guess.

Digital pre-trip and post-trip inspection checklists that drivers complete on their phone — pass, fail, photo, signature, all logged before the vehicle leaves the yard.

Inspection Submitted · Truck 04
9:41
Pre-Trip Checklist · Truck 04
Brakes & tyres
Lights & mirrors
Fluid levels
Signature captured
Truck 04 · Passed, ready to goJust now
Truck 02 · Failed — brake defectToday
Truck 07 · Inspection pendingDue 6:00 AM
Why Vehicle Inspection

A verbal "yeah, it's fine" isn't a record

Paper checklists get lost, skipped, or filled in from memory after the trip. A defect that should've been caught at the yard ends up discovered on the highway instead.

Missed defects

A skipped or rushed check means a real fault goes unnoticed until it fails on the road.

No paper trail

Lost paper checklists mean no record when a compliance question or dispute comes up.

Delayed response

A failed inspection filed on paper often reaches maintenance hours after it should have.

Pre & Post-Trip Inspection

A proper check, every time, on the driver's phone

Drivers work through a digital checklist before and after each trip, marking each item pass or fail as they physically check it.

  • Digital checklist for pre-trip and post-trip checks
  • Pass/fail marking on every checklist item
  • Photo attachment for any defect found
  • Driver comments for extra context
  • Signature captured to close out the inspection
Driver completing a pre-trip vehicle inspection checklist on a phone
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Mobile & Customization

Built around how your fleet actually inspects

Mobile access

Drivers complete inspections from any smartphone or tablet, no separate hardware needed.

Customized checklists

Build checklists around what your fleet actually needs to check, not a generic template.

Real-time submission alerts

Fleet managers are notified the moment an inspection is submitted, pass or fail.

Fleet manager reviewing a submitted inspection report on a laptop
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What Gets Checked

The components that actually matter

A standard inspection checklist covers the components most likely to cause a breakdown or safety issue if missed.

Brakes
Tyres
Lights
Fluid levels
Steering & suspension
Wipers & washers
Safety equipment
Electrical system
Full Feature Set

Everything you need to run digital inspections

Mobile access

Inspections completed from any smartphone or tablet.

Customized checklists

Checklists built to match your fleet's specific needs.

Real-time notifications

Alerted the moment an inspection is submitted.

Instant fail alerts

Notified immediately when a vehicle fails inspection.

Photo documentation

Attach photos to any defect found during inspection.

Digital signatures

Sign-off captured at the end of every inspection.

DVIR reports

A full breakdown of vehicle, driver, checklist and results.

Excel & PDF export

Download reports for records, audits, or comparison.

Maintenance handoff

Failed items flow straight into a maintenance workflow.

Built For

Wherever a missed defect is expensive

Public transport
Construction fleets
Trucking & logistics
School bus fleets

Pairs directly with Vehicle Health Monitoring

Inspection checklists and live engine diagnostics on the same dashboard — the full condition picture, not just a snapshot.

See Vehicle Health Monitoring
Common Questions

Vehicle Inspection — FAQ

How does digital vehicle inspection work?

Drivers work through a checklist on their phone before and after a trip, marking each item pass or fail, attaching photos where needed, and signing off at the end. That record replaces a paper form.

Do drivers need a separate app for inspections?

Inspections are completed through the Alphatech app your fleet already uses, so there's no extra app to install or manage separately.

What information is captured in an inspection report?

Typically the vehicle details, date and time, inspection type, checklist results, any photos or comments, and the driver's signature.

What components are usually included in the checklist?

Common items include brakes, tyres, lights, fluid levels, steering and suspension, wipers, safety equipment, and the electrical system — checklists can be customized beyond this as needed.

Can inspection reports be exported?

Yes, reports can be generated and downloaded in formats like Excel or PDF for records, audits, or comparison over time.

What happens if a vehicle fails inspection?

An instant alert notifies the fleet manager, and the failed items can be routed straight into a maintenance follow-up instead of waiting for someone to notice later.

Vehicle Inspection

Make every pre-trip check count

Talk to our team about adding digital inspection checklists across your fleet.