Dani says order is one of the strongest arguments in the premium negotiation – these are the tools that get you there.
Tools made for everyday fleet management – every item is readable and copyable directly on this page, no download or registration required. If a case gets stuck: feel free to get in touch.
Dani says order is one of the strongest arguments in the premium negotiation – these are the tools that get you there.
The fleet's core document: which columns, what update routine – a ready-made, copyable structure.
Open →Driver → fleet manager → insurer: who does what when there's a claim – a sample process; the claim itself always goes through the insurer's channel.
Open →What's worth preparing before requesting a quote – about 30 minutes of work, and you'll have everything together.
Open →New vehicle in, sold vehicle out: the steps in order, so cover is never interrupted.
Open →What the driver should do at the scene: insurance documents, photos, the European Accident Statement – a list to keep in the glovebox.
Open →Requesting the claims list, updating the vehicle list, reconsidering deductibles – start early and renewal isn't a scramble.
Open →Tyres, fluids, driver reminders, claim scenarios – a fleet-wide winter routine.
Open →How to request and how to read your fleet's claims list – the basis for the renewal negotiation.
Open →A review before renewal: cover, deductibles, the process for adding/removing vehicles, claims history – what we go through and why.
Open →Fleet insurance terms in one clear sentence each – from loss ratio to registered keeper.
Open →Fleet-insurance vocabulary in three languages – for companies with an international background, including German parent companies.
Open →The most common fleet-insurance myths in one place – and what's actually true instead.
Open →Every template is a general starting point – for a version tailored to your fleet, let me know what you need at the free consultation. Want a 2-minute self-check first? →
Free of charge, no obligation – bring your vehicle list and claims history, and by the end you'll see the next step.