Internal service operators.
Fleets that need clearer workforce, dispatch, maintenance, vendor, payroll, and executive-control workflows.
Priority Fleet Program
BOF Priority Fleets work directly with BackOfficeFleet to assess operational gaps, configure workflows around real fleet needs, and help shape a stronger platform for drivers, operations, safety, finance, and governance.
Who the program is for
The program is primarily for Private Fleets and For-Hire Fleets, with select Aggregator or public-fleet pilots considered when the operational fit is clear.
Fleets that need clearer workforce, dispatch, maintenance, vendor, payroll, and executive-control workflows.
Carriers that need stronger load readiness, proof packets, billing, settlements, claims, and driver pay visibility.
Aggregator or government pilots may be considered when the readiness scope is bounded and implementation-ready.
Participation is subject to operational fit, implementation readiness, and BOF approval.
The program does not promise acceptance, financial outcomes, regulatory outcomes, preferential terms, ownership interest, or specific contract terms.
What participating fleets receive
Priority Fleet work starts with an operating-readiness review and turns findings into a practical roadmap around records, owners, workflows, documents, and follow-through.
Readiness process
Start with the fleet profile that matches your operation and identify the highest-risk gaps.
BOF reviews where records, owners, documents, finance, policy, and exception handling break down.
Qualified fleets work with BOF on workflow configuration, evidence needs, and rollout sequencing.
Feedback from real operating work helps improve the platform and the fleet's readiness plan.
What BOF expects
Priority Fleet consideration works best when a fleet can name its current blockers, identify owners, share workflow realities, and participate in implementation planning.
Applying starts a consideration request. It is not acceptance and does not create a service agreement.
The assessment is the best first step because it gives BOF and the fleet a shared readiness starting point.
No. Fit depends on operating need, readiness to collaborate, and whether BOF can support the scope responsibly.
Apply or schedule a review
Use the assessment to surface your current gaps. BOF can then review whether Priority Fleet consideration is a fit for your operating model and implementation readiness.