Controlled commercial pilot
For qualifying commercial fleets, SoberGuard can structure a controlled pilot deployment before a larger rollout. Start with the vehicles, working conditions and policy that define your operation.
Recommended pilot scope: 5–10 vehicles. Pilot availability, scope, pricing and timing are confirmed after assessment. A pilot is not promised as free.
Nine steps, agreed upfront
The pilot is a scoped commercial deployment. Equipment, connectivity, installation, onboarding and the available records depend on the written proposal and selected configuration.
Request a pilotShare fleet size, locations, vehicle types and the process you use today.
Review vehicle compatibility, connectivity, operating conditions and site access.
Confirm selected equipment, configuration, responsibilities and commercial terms in writing.
Plan the approved installation and commissioning.
Confirm and apply the agreed system settings.
Introduce the testing workflow and provide scoped user and manager onboarding.
Use the agreed process in the selected vehicles and review available records.
Discuss operational fit, available records, exceptions and open technical questions.
Decide together whether a wider proposal is appropriate and what it should include.
Designed to learn in context
A pilot proposal can consider vehicle type, electrical system, site or depot requirements, connectivity, testing workflow, selected monitoring scope, exception responsibilities and intended rollout.
Defined commercial scope
Pricing depends on fleet type, location, vehicle configuration and selected functionality.
Good to know
No free pilot is promised. Pilot scope and pricing are custom quoted after an assessment.
A typical recommended scope is approximately 5–10 vehicles, subject to assessment and suitability.
No. Interlock is optional and must be assessed, selected and included in the agreed configuration.
SoberGuard can review the agreed operational scope and discuss a wider rollout recommendation. A rollout is not automatic.
Start with your operation
Share the fleet context and intended scope. The assessment form will capture your pilot request for follow-up.
