- Multi-factor sign-in with any authenticator app, plus ten single-use backup codes shown once at enrolment
- Passwords hashed with bcrypt; sessions ride httpOnly cookies that page scripts cannot read
- Rate limiting on every endpoint — 100 requests a minute, tightened to 5 a minute on sign-in
- Unlimited free viewer seats, so nobody has a reason to share a login to see the register
What we can prove.
FleetPoynt holds a public fleet's register — the vehicles, the money spent on them, and the paper trail behind every disposal. Everything on this page is shipped and verifiable in the product today, not a roadmap written in the present tense.
Eight things we can show you.
Not a policy document. Each of these is a behaviour of the running system that you can test on your own pilot data.
- Every read is scoped to your organisation — one register, one fleet, no cross-tenant surface
- A custodian — the office-holder who physically holds a vehicle — sees only that vehicle: its identity, service due, tyre size, maintenance history and movements
- A custodian never sees money, compliance data, another vehicle, or any fleet-wide count
- That boundary is enforced by a test that enumerates every organisation-wide endpoint and fails the build if a new one is added without the guard
- Every change to a vehicle is appended to an audit trail with the actor, the timestamp, and the old and new value
- Those audit rows are never updated and never deleted
- Nothing else is deleted either — a mistaken policy, paper, job card, trip or fuel entry is cancelled and stays in history
- A vehicle is never hard-deleted; disposal is a recorded status change carrying its own approval trail
- No uploaded list and no scanned document creates or changes a record until a person confirms it
- AI scanning produces drafts only — it never commits a row
- Illegible values stay blank. The scanner does not guess a plate, a date or an amount
- Duplicate matching surfaces the conflict for a human to settle rather than merging silently
- Vehicle documents live in a private bucket — there is no public URL to guess
- Reads are five-minute signed links, issued one request at a time to someone who already has access
- Uploads accept JPEG, PNG, WebP or PDF, up to 10 MB
- Nothing about your organisation is served publicly — not even a logo
- A public logo bucket exists, and no FleetPoynt screen writes to it — public reads are granted per bucket, not per file, which is why it is kept apart from your documents
- TLS on every public endpoint, with managed certificates and automated renewal
- HSTS and hardened response headers on the API
- Managed PostgreSQL with provider-level disk encryption
- A CI security gate on every change — static analysis, dependency audit and migration smoke tests before anything merges
- Your scanned documents are held in EU data centres, under a jurisdiction restriction that keeps them there
- The register database and application servers run in Singapore
- Backups of the register are encrypted with AES-256 and held in EU object storage, separate from the database they protect
- Encrypted in transit, and at rest by the storage provider
- Cross-border processing is governed by our data-processing terms, in line with NDPR
- Exact regions, our subprocessor list and a signed DPA are available for your due-diligence file — just ask
- The register is backed up daily, on a schedule we run and monitor, and a run that does not happen raises an alert
- Every backup is checked for completeness before it is kept — the job counts the rows inside the finished artifact and rejects a short one rather than storing it
- The register runs on managed PostgreSQL, and we have taken a stored backup, decrypted it, restored it into a separate database and matched it against production on exact row counts
- Recovery follows a written procedure with verification steps — restoring beside the live database, never over it, so a bad restore cannot compound the incident
- Your documents sit in separate object storage with its own redundancy; a database incident does not touch them
- Nothing in the product overwrites or deletes a stored document, so there is no version of a file to lose
- And you are never dependent on our recovery: every register exports to CSV on demand, on every plan, so an organisation that exports monthly holds a complete copy of its own record
What FleetPoynt holds about drivers, custodians and vehicle movements — who can see it, where it is held and how long it is kept — is set out in full in the FleetPoynt privacy notice.
The register is yours.
A fleet register is an institutional record that has to outlive whichever software is holding it — including ours. So getting the whole thing out is a normal feature with a button on it, not a support ticket and not a negotiation.
The honest column.
Plenty of fleet products promise more than they ship. Knowing the edges before you buy is worth more than a longer feature list.
Bring your security questionnaire.
Send your due-diligence questionnaire and we will answer it in writing, in full — including our subprocessors, hosting regions, backup schedule and retention, and a signed DPA for your file. Found something that looks wrong? Tell us and we will acknowledge it within one business day.