Your safety team owns driver coaching. Vic triages events, prepares follow-ups, and tracks compliance, with your managers in control.
An event is only the start. Vic carries each one through contact, follow-up, response, and the next check, and keeps the queue from going stale. Your team reviews and decides.
Cameras and ELDs are good at flagging; the follow-through is where it slips. Vic reviews each event, drafts the follow-up with the clip and the policy for your team, and logs it, so nothing sits open in the queue.
Risk surfaces from cameras, ELDs, the phone, and the DOT. Vic works all of them at once, so nothing slips through.
CSA BASICs, hours of service, FMCSA regs, coaching workflows. Vic supports the work the way an experienced safety manager would.
Each driver, event, and follow-up outcome Vic supports becomes context it keeps. Vic gets smarter, faster, and more accurate over time.
Safety is really several jobs running at once. Pick one to see how Vic works it, and what it hands back to your team.
Vic reviews every camera and telematics event as it comes in, scores it for severity, and queues only the ones that need attention so your team isn't watching hours of clean footage.
Vic turns each flagged event into a review-ready check-in with the clip and policy attached, drafts it for your team to send, logs the outcome, and flags repeats per your rules.
Vic scans driver logs against hours-of-service rules in real time, flags risk before it posts, and alerts the driver and dispatch in time to act.
When an incident happens, Vic opens the case, gathers the statement, footage, and photos, notifies your insurer, and chases the last missing piece so the file is ready.
MVRs, CSA changes, medical cards, drug & alcohol records. Vic reads what comes in, files it against the right driver, and flags anything that moves a BASIC without anyone re-keying it.
Vic handles the routine queue on its own and escalates only what needs judgment, with the clips, history, and record attached, so a safety manager can decide in seconds instead of digging.
Generic automation stops at the alert. Vic prepares the follow-up and helps your team close it.
Most automation flags a risky event, fires an alert, and waits for a person. Vic does the legwork: scores it, drafts the follow-up, and carries the event to review-ready.
The measure isn't alerts sent. It's risk followed up and tracked to closed, with your safety managers leading the calls that matter.
The typical safety stack is a patchwork, and the seams are where risk hides. Vic runs the whole function as one teammate, event to closed. Fewer tools, fewer seams, fewer events that slip past.
Generic tools treat every safety event in isolation. Vic learns driver patterns, recurring issues, and follow-up outcomes, so safety work becomes more proactive over time.
Bring your event feed and your driver roster. We'll show you the events Vic would triage, the follow-ups it would prepare, and the compliance it would track, running as one always-on safety desk.