Duty-status event capture
Record driving and non-driving duty changes with driver, vehicle, device, and time context.
Compliance
Managed rolloutConnect driver duty records, HOS visibility, edits, certifications, diagnostics, and inspection workflows.
What the service is designed to solve
FoxEld is designed to capture authenticated driving and duty events with the driver, vehicle, device, and carrier context needed for a coherent daily log. Drivers and compliance teams can review HOS state, proposed edits, certifications, diagnostic conditions, and inspection output from the same underlying event history.
Best fit: Motor carriers replacing paper logs, consolidating a legacy ELD, or standardizing compliance across a growing fleet.
Production scope includes an explicit review of hardware, supported signals, user roles, integrations, retention, operating jurisdictions, and the people responsible for each exception.
Service capabilities
Each capability is connected to a responsible identity and an operating decision. Exact support depends on the selected hardware and agreed rollout.
Record driving and non-driving duty changes with driver, vehicle, device, and time context.
Give drivers and compliance teams current clocks, daily history, and potential violation context.
Preserve original records while proposed edits, annotations, acceptance, and certification remain reviewable.
Prepare roadside review and output-transfer evidence from the same retained event record.
How the record moves
The source, review, and final action remain distinguishable so the team can explain what happened without overwriting history.
Authenticated driver and engine events enter the carrier-scoped ledger.
Drivers and authorized staff resolve edits, annotations, diagnostics, and certifications.
Inspection and transfer workflows use the retained log history and evidence.
Operational outcomes
Connected services
Straight answers
The exact answer depends on your vehicles, operating model, jurisdictions, integrations, and selected hardware. These are the boundaries we confirm during discovery.
The original event remains in the ledger. The correction, reason, reviewing actor, replacement relationship, and resulting log version are recorded separately.
Roadside sessions support output generation, validation, and tracked transfer attempts. Gateway method and production availability are confirmed during onboarding.
No. Fox ELD supports a controlled record and workflow; the carrier remains responsible for its configuration, operations, driver training, and applicable legal obligations.
ELD & HOS
We will confirm the operating problem, selected hardware, data flow, users, integrations, implementation phases, and production acceptance before proposing scope.