Driver-first checks
Large, clear mobile actions keep the check practical for real working conditions instead of squeezing an office form onto a phone.
Rivetway gives drivers a focused mobile flow for daily vehicle checks and defect reporting, then keeps the evidence connected as the office and workshop review, act and record the outcome.
Rivetway is designed around accountable operational records rather than unexplained status badges or claims that software can replace professional judgement.
Large, clear mobile actions keep the check practical for real working conditions instead of squeezing an office form onto a phone.
Notes, photos and the original driver report can stay with the vehicle record so the issue is easier to follow.
A reported issue can move into review and workshop action without recreating the same information in separate systems.
The record can retain what was reported, what action followed and how the issue was resolved rather than only showing a final status.
Rivetway supports record keeping and workflow. It does not replace the operator's legal responsibilities, a competent person's judgement, required inspections or any statutory tachograph or maintenance process.
Rivetway does not claim DVSA approval or endorsement. It is software designed to help operators record and manage their own walkaround-check and defect workflow.
Yes. Rivetway's driver experience is designed around focused mobile actions for checks, defects and supporting evidence.
Rivetway is designed to keep supporting evidence such as photos and notes with the relevant report so office and workshop users can see the context.
No. Rivetway records and routes information; the operator and authorised people remain responsible for inspection, maintenance and roadworthiness decisions.