Licence profile per driver
Classes with validity, restriction codes and limitations, plus validity of foreign licences.
Compliance & operator liability
Driving licence control
Handing a vehicle to someone without a valid licence creates personal liability. Licence control turns that duty into a documented, recurring process instead of a folder of photocopies.
Check types Proof upload · manual check
Instruction UVV per DGUV regulation 1
Booking check Per vehicle and model
Reminders Expiry, check, instruction
The operator duty that counts when it matters
Each driver carries licence classes, validity periods, restriction codes and — for professional drivers — the qualification record. The system reminds before expiry, runs the recurring check through a review queue, and can block bookings of vehicles whose required class is missing. The same module runs the annual UVV driver safety instruction: topics with their legal basis, e-learning with a comprehension check, and digital or signed proof.
What it does
What the module actually does
Recurring visual check
The driver uploads proof, the check lands in the review queue and is accepted or rejected with a reason. Alternatively a manual check is recorded.
Booking block on missing class
Vehicles and models carry a licence requirement. If it does not match the driver, the check fires before the booking.
Compliance dashboard
Expiring and expired licences plus overdue checks in dedicated lists.
Reminders before expiry
Automatic notices before a licence expires and before the next check is due.
Evidence reports
Reports and exports on the verification status of the whole driver base — for internal audit and inspections.
UVV driver safety instruction
Instruction topics with their legal basis (DGUV regulation 1), annual intervals with an automatic follow-up assignment and reminders for open instructions.
E-learning with comprehension check
Learning sections to work through plus a quiz with a pass threshold. Proof is the digital acknowledgement with timestamp and IP address, or a signed attendance sheet.
Workflow
Verification cycle
- 01 Due
- 02 Proof uploaded
- 03 In review
- 04 Confirmed or rejected
Frequently asked questions
It replaces the paper documentation of that inspection. Whether you have proof uploaded as a photo or perform the check on site and record it as a manual check is your decision — both are logged in an audit-proof way.
The interval is configurable. The system derives the due date per driver, reminds in advance and flags overdue checks in the dashboard and reports.
That is a setting: the booking check evaluates the vehicle's licence requirement against the driver's classes and verification status, so handing over to unverified drivers can be blocked effectively.
Yes. Instruction topics carry their legal basis (DGUV regulation 1), intervals automatically create the follow-up assignment, and proof is produced digitally — an acknowledgement with timestamp and IP address, optionally only after a passed comprehension check — or as a signed attendance sheet. The compliance export lists every instruction with date, content, participant and instructor.
Works together with
Bookings & pool vehicles
Self-service booking from assigned pools, approval workflow and automatic vehicle assignment.
Driver submissions
Drivers report odometer, tyre change, damage and fuel receipts themselves — administration just reviews.
Roles, tenants & audit
Fine-grained permissions, custom roles, isolated tenants and an immutable audit log.
See this module with your own data
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