Shared fleet management & vehicle accountability software

Know what is available, who has each vehicle, and whether it came back.

Crew Keys is shared fleet management and vehicle accountability software for companies and organizations where employees share pooled vehicles. It connects live availability, the employee handoff, vehicle condition, returns, faults, maintenance status, and history so the fleet stays current as people actually use it.

No GPS hardware requiredWorks from any phone · no app installBuilt for employees sharing pooled vehicles

Current Crew Keys workspace

Why teams use it

Shared vehicles are simple. Keeping the handoff trustworthy is not.

Crew Keys is designed around the gaps that appear between the key hook, the driver, the vehicle, and the manager—not around adding another dashboard for its own sake.

01

Availability becomes guesswork

A key on the hook does not tell you whether the vehicle is actually ready, reserved, under inspection, or unavailable.

One current fleet picture
02

The handoff is easy to skip

Paper sheets and shared spreadsheets depend on someone remembering to update a second system after the keys move.

The handoff updates status
03

Problems lose their context

A text about a mirror, tire, brake concern, or service need is easy to separate from the vehicle it belongs to.

Condition stays with the vehicle
04

History has to be reconstructed

Managers should not need to compare forms, messages, mileage notes, and memory to explain what happened.

The record builds as people work

Real government fleet deployment

35 shared vehicles. 119 eligible operators. More than 2,000 digital checkouts.

A real government fleet moved from front-desk sign-out logs, dispatch paperwork, maintenance sheets, and binders to Crew Keys. The organization was operational within hours, used the old process in parallel for one day, and was fully digital by day two.

Read the government fleet case study Motor pool management Fleet maintenance tracking
35shared vehiclesOne operational fleet record
119eligible operatorsUsing existing phones
2,000+vehicle checkoutsIn a little over two months
240faults reported49 resolved

Put a number on the manual work

What is your shared-fleet process costing in staff time?

Estimate the labor tied to sign-outs, returns, status chasing, physical verification, fault handoffs, and record reconciliation using your own workflow and hourly rate.

How Crew Keys is used

The normal work becomes the fleet record.

These are the product moments that connect the system. The detailed rules and fields remain on the dedicated workflow pages.

01 · Make the fleet visible

Start from what can actually leave right now.

Crew Keys gives the organization one operational picture before anyone starts asking around, checking a key board, or opening a separate spreadsheet.

How availability works Shared fleet overview
Current Crew Keys Fleet Status workspace showing available, checked out, pending inspection, out-of-service, and maintenance states
Current product UI · fictional demonstration data

02 · Make the handoff visible

The driver completes the work that keeps the fleet current.

The vehicle selection, required trip details, and inspection happen in one guided flow. The point is not another form—it is a repeatable handoff that changes the operational record.

See vehicle checkout See inspections See assignment / dispatch
Current Crew Keys Sign Out Vehicle workspace showing the first stage of the driver handoff
Current product UI · fictional demonstration data
Current Crew Keys Vehicle Inspection Checklist showing inspection findings before checkout
Current product UI

03 · Close custody cleanly

The return finishes the handoff instead of just putting the keys back.

The person returning the vehicle closes the current custody record with the information the next operator and manager need. The completed activity then remains searchable instead of disappearing from the live board.

See vehicle return See the digital record Replace the spreadsheet
Current Crew Keys Checkout and Return workspace showing ending mileage, fuel, parked location, return notes, and existing faults
Current product UI · fictional demonstration data
Current Crew Keys Operational Records workspace showing completed and active fleet history
Current product UI

04 · Work the exceptions

Problems stay visible until someone actually deals with them.

Faults and maintenance are not side notes to the checkout. They stay connected to vehicle readiness so the organization can see what needs attention and why a vehicle should or should not be available.

See fault tracking See maintenance See the issue lifecycle
Current Crew Keys Fault Manager showing fault status, severity, source, reporter, and management actions
Current product UI · fictional demonstration data
Current Crew Keys Maintenance Planning workspace showing service posture tied to fleet availability
Current product UI

Built for the member in the field

The driver workflow can live entirely on a phone.

Members do not need to find a workstation to keep the fleet current. Crew Keys runs in the browser and adapts to mobile screens, so a member can find a vehicle, complete the handoff and inspection, report a problem, and close the return from the phone already in their pocket.

Find the right vehicleComplete the handoffKeep the record current
See mobile checkout See mobile vehicle inspections See mobile problem reporting See mobile vehicle return
Current Crew Keys mobile Fleet Status interface showing available and checked-out vehicles on a phone
Fleet statusSee what is available before walking to the keys.
Current Crew Keys mobile Sign Out Vehicle interface showing the driver checkout workflow on a phone
Member checkoutComplete the handoff from the same phone used in the field.

Current responsive product UI · fictional demonstration data

One system, different jobs

Employees do the handoff. Dispatchers verify it. Managers see the operational picture.

Crew Keys keeps the employee workflow narrow while giving dispatchers and managers a broader record of what is happening across the shared fleet.

Employees / drivers

A focused path to choose, inspect, take, report on, and return a shared company vehicle without learning a fleet-management suite.

Dispatchers / coordinators

A live board for verifying the right vehicle leaves, watching current custody, and confirming the return without maintaining a separate paper record.

Managers

A current view of availability, custody, exceptions, and history without chasing updates from every driver or dispatcher.

Current Crew Keys member access interface showing role and permission controls
Member roles and effective permissions
Current Crew Keys Admin Audit Log showing reviewable administrative changes
Administrative audit history

Adopt the workflow without rebuilding the fleet

No tracker installation. No requirement to start from an empty database.

Crew Keys is browser-based and focuses on the shared-vehicle handoff, accountability, and operational record rather than GPS tracking, route planning, or telematics. Bring the vehicles you already manage, including an existing spreadsheet-based fleet list.

See the vehicle import guide Replace a checkout spreadsheet
Current vehicle import review workspace showing creates, updates, unchanged rows, and conflicts before import
Current vehicle import review · fictional demonstration data

Explore the part you care about

The homepage shows the system. These pages show the individual workflows.

Use the deeper pages for specific implementation details instead of repeating the same checkout, inspection, fault, return, and maintenance copy here.

Real-world usage

Used every day in a real shared-vehicle operation.

Crew Keys was built around an active shared fleet and continues to be refined through daily use. The practical goal stays the same: keep the handoff simple for employees while making vehicle availability, custody, condition, and return easier to trust.

Current aggregate usage
35shared vehiclesReal government fleet
119eligible operatorsUsing their existing phones
2,000+vehicle checkoutsIn a little over two months
240faults reported49 resolved
Read the government fleet case study

Current aggregate usage totals are loading.

Case-study figures are published with permission from the described government fleet. Aggregate platform totals do not expose organization names, vehicle identifiers, operators, issues, locations, or active vehicle details.

Start with the fleet you already manage

Make the vehicle handoff easy for the employee—and trustworthy for whoever is responsible for the fleet afterward.

Create an organization when you are ready to model your fleet, or explore the fictional product demo first.