Fleet Spotlight

About this app

Verizon Connect’s Spotlight App puts the power of the Fleet platform in the palm of your hand, helping to improve both the safety and efficiency of daily business operations. The mobile app lets you quickly identify crucial information about your vehicles, drivers, or assets, and take decisive action at any time from nearly anywhere. Why use it: Better visibility Whether you are in the office, on the road, or at home, Fleet Spotlight lets you quickly access near real-time information about your vehicles, assets, and drivers. Improved communication Streamline your communication with your drivers with the ability to call or send messages directly from the Spotlight app with a single click. Easy Onboarding Easily get up and running with Spotlight - designed based on customer feedback. No experience or training required. What’s included: Map Quickly identify the location and status of all vehicles, assets, and places in near real-time or review vehicle history via a single map, list, or detailed view with no limit on the number of vehicles/assets you can view at once. Drivers tab Easily find a specific driver and get detailed information (i.e. name, vehicle, current location, contact information, and recent alerts). Alerts tab Manage your driver’s behavior with near real-time alerts (i.e. harsh driving, idling, and speeding) that are color-coded based on assigned priority and provide key details to give more context on the event. Search Easily find your vehicles, drivers, and places in the system by searching for a name (or even partial name). Feedback Want to tell us how you feel about Spotlight? Leave comments and feedback directly on the app to influence future enhancements. Not a Verizon Connect customer? Contact the Verizon Connect team at 1 (866) 844 2235 to get started.

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1. First observed Aug 14, 2026 · 3:42 PM Free