See How Employees Drive Your Company Teslas

Visibility Into How Your Company Teslas Are Driven

Tesla company car monitoring is about one thing: knowing how the vehicle your business pays for is being driven when an employee is behind the wheel. Not to micromanage - to keep people safe, support company policy, and have facts instead of guesswork after an incident.

Sentry Driver gives you timely visibility into company Teslas without installing a single piece of hardware and without asking employees to download or carry anything. It connects through Tesla’s official Fleet API, so monitoring is consistent across the fleet.

Real-Time Alerts That Matter for a Business

When an employee drives a company car, the things that create risk and cost are speed, aggressive driving, and incidents. Sentry Driver surfaces all three as they happen:

• Speeding alerts when a vehicle passes the threshold you set, with speed, time, and location
• Hard-braking and rapid-acceleration events, logged per drive for coaching and pattern-spotting
• Accident detection with a timely alert and location so you can respond fast
• Geofence zones for job sites, service areas, or places vehicles shouldn’t go
• Curfew / after-hours alerts if you want to know about off-policy use

This matters because Tesla’s native tools are not built around owner-absence speeding or hard-braking push alerts across multiple company vehicles. Getting that visibility from the car itself is the gap Sentry Driver fills.

Built for More Than One Vehicle

Subscription tiers cover 1, 2, 3, or 5 company Teslas from a single account:

• Per-vehicle alerts so you know which car triggered which event
• Consistent policy - apply the same speed thresholds and geofences across every vehicle
• Trip history for each car: distance, duration, max speed, and behavior counts
• An event log with timestamps and locations for anything that crossed a rule

For the deeper multi-car playbook, see our guide on Tesla fleet driver monitoring and the fleet monitoring use case.

Documentation That Supports Company Reviews

When something goes wrong, data helps. Sentry Driver gives you timestamped records you can lean on:

• Accident claims: show recorded speed, location, and hard-braking context around the time in question
• Customer disputes: verify when a vehicle arrived and left
• Accountability: confirm company cars are being used for company purposes
• Insurance: provide trip records when they’re requested

Accountability Without Overreach

This is visibility into a company asset, not surveillance of a person’s life. Sentry Driver is owner-only, runs on OAuth, and never stores Tesla credentials. It tells you how the company car was driven - speed, braking, incidents, trips - and nothing about an employee off the clock. We strongly recommend telling drivers the vehicles are monitored; transparency is both fairer and more effective.

Want to put it in place across your vehicles? See pricing and start a free trial.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do employees have to install anything?

No. Drivers install no app, pair no phone, and carry no device. Monitoring runs through Tesla’s Fleet API on the company account and is transparent to them.

How many company Teslas can I monitor?

Subscription tiers support 1, 2, 3, or 5 vehicles on a single account. Pick the tier that matches your fleet size.

Does this need a dongle or OBD device?

No. There’s no hardware to plug in. Sentry Driver works with Model 3, Y, S, X, and Cybertruck directly through Tesla’s official Fleet API.

Can the alerts help with an insurance or accident claim?

Yes. Monitored drives record max speed, and the event log captures speed, time, and location for violations - data that can support or refute a claim about how the car was being driven.

Is this monitoring the employee or the car?

The car. Sentry Driver reports how the company vehicle was driven. It doesn’t track an employee’s personal phone or anything outside the vehicle’s own telemetry.