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Getting started
Create the workspace, add the first vehicles, and understand the operating flow.
FleetTrestle Help Center
Find the answer, then get back to running the fleet.
Practical guidance for setup, day-to-day fleet workflows, account access, billing, data portability, QR use, and troubleshooting.
Browse by topic.
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Vehicles
Add, update, archive, and review the operating record for every unit.
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Maintenance
Understand upcoming, overdue, scheduled, and completed service.
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Vehicle inspections / DVIR
Run inspections and keep defects connected to the vehicle record.
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Expenses
Record vehicle costs, receipts, categories, and cost-per-mile context.
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Drivers & team
Understand team access, drivers, organization roles, and who can manage what.
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Data export
Download an organization export and understand what is included.
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Billing & account
Manage subscriptions, cancellations, account access, and organization deletion.
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QR workflows
Use vehicle QR labels for authorized field actions without bypassing sign-in or tenant permissions.
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Troubleshooting
Work through common access, upload, billing, and workflow problems.
Support expectations
Know what support is included before you need it.
Self-service help
The Help Center, tutorials, product guides, and live sample fleet are available for common setup and workflow questions.
Support requests
Customers and prospects can submit a support request with the company, account email, affected vehicle when relevant, and a description of the problem.
No invented response-time SLA
FleetTrestle does not currently advertise a guaranteed response time or 24/7 support commitment that has not been operationally established.
Onboarding and sales help
Businesses that need a focused walkthrough, migration discussion, or larger rollout conversation can use the demo and contact request paths.
Still need help?
Use the FleetTrestle support request and include the account email, company name, affected vehicle if relevant, and a short description of what you were trying to do.
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