No visibility until it is too late
Harsh braking, overspeed streaks and fatigue patterns are invisible until a claim lands on the desk. Sakshya surfaces them live, with the evidence attached.
Live visibility, harsh-event alerts, two-way messaging with a driving lockout, a trip-review trust queue and compliance-grade records — across trucks, cabs, buses and the two-wheelers no hardware vendor can serve.
Harsh braking, overspeed streaks and fatigue patterns are invisible until a claim lands on the desk. Sakshya surfaces them live, with the evidence attached.
Calling a driver at speed is the problem, not the fix. Sakshya messaging is business-record, spoken read-aloud, and hard-locked out while driving.
Trip review, incident logging with SLA clocks, grievance workflow and per-read access logs give you a record that survives a dispute — and a driver who can see the same evidence you can.
Safety, compliance and live ops, sold as per-driver SaaS.
Live map at 100k+ scale, harsh-event alerts, a trip-review trust queue and webhooks into their transport management system. Replaces a dongle per truck with one app install — and drivers keep their UIN when they churn.
Driver scoring and rider-safety differentiation.
The score explains why a driver is risky, not just that they are. Two-way messaging with a driving lockout, and SOS that closes the loop in seconds — rider trust, not just fleet ops.
Driver safety, two-wheeler support and churn-proof identity.
Heavily two-wheeler, high-turnover, smartphone-only — exactly where hardware telematics fails. The two-wheeler weight matrix scores bikes properly, and the score follows the driver to the next gig.
First-class 2W scoring — uneconomic for hardware.
Dongles and black boxes do not fit a bike. Sakshya serves the vehicle class hardware telematics cannot: India’s largest, and the most over-represented in fatalities.
Compliance plus parent visibility.
AIS-140 mandates tracking; Sakshya leapfrogs it software-first. Parent-share, an off-duty boundary and failsafe SOS add up to trust, not just compliance.
No procurement of devices, no installation schedule, no vehicles off the road.
Start a pilotSelf-serve org registration, email verification, two-factor authentication and seat/plan gating. Role-based access for org admin, safety manager, dispatcher and analyst.
Bulk CSV import creates the org → fleet (zone) → driver structure. Each driver gets a UIN.
A UIN invite carries a driver-consent link. Consent is granular, revocable and expiring — there is no silent tracking, ever.
Automatic trip detection starts capture. The first completed trip produces a score with a full explanation.
Exports and webhooks push fleet, driver and safety events into your transport management system or data warehouse.
Straight answers, including on the things we have not proved yet.
Ask us something elseDays, not quarters. There is nothing to fit to a vehicle and no workshop time to book. You register the organisation, import the roster by CSV, and each driver receives a UIN invite with a consent link. A driver is scored from their first trip after installing the app, so a pilot produces usable safety data in the first week.
It can run alongside them or replace the behavioural layer entirely. AIS-140 devices satisfy a tracking mandate; they do not tell you why a driver is risky, they cannot be fitted economically to a two-wheeler, and they cost per vehicle. Sakshya replaces the dongle-per-truck model with one app install, and where you keep hardware, a GPS tag simply becomes a higher-fidelity input to the same score.
No, and this is enforced in the product rather than promised in a policy. Work sharing carries an explicit off-duty boundary: an off-duty driver is not visible to their employer. Family and peer sharing is a separate feature with a separate consent, entirely outside the employer relationship. Every manager read of a driver's data is logged and shown to that driver in their access history.
The driver's UIN is permanent and platform-wide. When a driver leaves for another fleet or another gig platform on Sakshya, their score history travels with them instead of resetting - so the next operator inherits a scored driver rather than an unknown one, and the driver keeps the reputation they earned.
Yes, as a first-class case rather than an afterthought. Two-wheelers use their own weight matrix, because the physics of a bike and the risk profile of its rider are not those of a car. This is the vehicle class hardware telematics cannot economically serve at all, and it is India's largest.
Fleet pricing is a per-driver or per-seat monthly subscription, tiered by capability - live operations, messaging, analytics, compliance and exports, retention and SLA - and it expands with fleet headcount. Enterprise levers such as single sign-on, multi-factor authentication and dedicated support are available. Contact us for current pricing for your fleet size and mix.
Pick one zone, one shift or one vehicle class. If the score does not surface risk you did not already know about, the pilot has told you something useful either way.
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