Trucker Path · design prototype
Amazing Fleet Card, on the web
A fleet manager issuing and controlling a card per driver, inside NavPro. Clickable design prototype — nothing is live and every number is invented.
Read in order. Every screen has its own link, so paste it into your comment. Skim What's deliberate before flagging anything.
Where it lives
The card is a module in NavPro, not a separate product.
1 · Signing up
One business application covers every card they will ever issue.
- 1 · What the card isThe pitch, in NavPro chrome rather than a marketing page.Read it, then hit Apply now.
- 2 · Business detailsThe only heavy form in the product.Set type to Sole Proprietor — the EIN requirement drops.
- 3 · Email codeThe owner's whole identity check. No SSN, no credit check.Enter 486791. Anything else shows the error.
- 4 · Load the balanceOne balance funds every card. No per-card top-ups, ever.Step the amount — the 2.9% fee stays out of the balance.
- 5 · Waiting on approvalWhere they land after submitting, and return to.Nothing to do. Check the tone.
2 · Running the account
Every figure derives from one dataset, so nothing here contradicts itself.
- 6 · Day oneApproved and funded, nothing issued yet.Click through all three, in the sidebar under Fleet Card.
- 7 · CardsWho holds each card, and whether they are verified.Open a row's … menu.
- 8 · SpendingEvery swipe, its merchant type, the points it earned. Pending means a pump hold.View Detail on Love's #310, Flying J #521, then Pilot #442.
- 9 · RewardsPoints are what spending earns; cashback is the small second currency.Read the earn programs — named and time-boxed, never a permanent rate.
3 · Issuing a card to a driver
The flow that changed most. Read What's deliberate first.
- 10 · Pick the driverStep one is a person — a card cannot exist without one.Run a verified driver, then an unverified one.
- 11 · Driver not verifiedOwner can only send a request, never type their details.Continue anyway — the card still gets set up.
- 12 · Card for yourselfThe business application already verified the owner.Note that nothing is re-entered.
- 13 · Set the card upNickname, daily limit, which merchants it works at.Switch a merchant category off.
- 14 · Where it shipsDefaults to the cardholder, not the depot.Try Somewhere else.
- 15 · Set up, not issuedNo card number until the driver verifies.Grab the link to chase them with.
- 16 · IssuedWorks immediately; plastic ships behind it.Compare against 15.
4 · Controlling one card
What an owner can and cannot stop a driver doing.
Elsewhere in NavPro
Delivered screens replicated for reference. Not part of the card flow.
- Routing ProfileSettings list of truck profiles the router plans against, node 8216:48448.Open a row's … menu, then hit Add New Setting.
- Routing Profile — Add New SettingThe whole profile: dimensions, hazmat, avoid areas, bridges, groups. Node 8216:51605.Untick the two blue checkboxes — the hazmat grid and the mph field go.
- Preferred Lanes — nothing added yetThe map sheet the Add Preferred Lanes button opens. Node 8216:51383.Add Preferred Lane — the flow runs from here.
- Preferred Lanes — name itThe one thing a lane needs before it exists. Node 8216:51557.Type a name — Save only lights up then.
- Preferred Lanes — the lane editorA named lane with no road path yet. Node 8216:51420.Search a location, or hit + Road Path.
- Preferred Lanes — location searchAddresses, custom POIs, saved places and truck stops in one list. Node 8216:51442.Pick a result — it becomes a numbered point on the map.
- Preferred Lanes — first point placedOne road path point, and the hint to keep going. Node 8216:52203.Add three more — the route draws itself.
- Preferred Lanes — four lanesThe list once lanes exist, with the selected lane's route drawn. Node 8216:52143.Click each lane — only Lane 01 has a path.
Proposed · exemption override
Not a Figma replica. Sophie's 2026-08-06 framing on the existing ag-exemption trip data. Step 3 is a real drag.
- 1 · Plan a routeThe ag trip — Willow Creek Farms to Central Valley Processing.Hit Plan Route.
- 2 · Route plannedRoute 1 in black. Route 3 is 44mi and 65min better, and posted against the truck.Read the prompt — the handle is draggable.
- 3 · Drag onto the restricted roadWhere the exemption starts, per Sophie. Not a form.Drag the handle down onto Allendale Rd. Drop it elsewhere — it springs back.
- 4 · Invalid route, and whyRoute 3 goes red, with the posted 10-ton limit and the 36-ton vehicle named.Read the reason. Undo is right there.
- 5 · Override offeredThe out, explained before it is offered.Override restriction.
- 6 · Override wizardThe PRD's disclaimer copy verbatim, plus reason and permit note.Confirm only unlocks once you tick the box.
- 7 · Exempted laneThe accepted route in amber, with the note the driver gets.Check the legend.
- 8 · Save it, or one-offSophie's shortcut. Exemptions are their own list, not preferred lanes.Try both — step 9 differs.
- 9 · Next plan reuses itThe reminder that a saved exemption is in play, every time.Land here from step 8 to see the saved variant.
What's deliberate
Looks wrong. Isn't.
- No unassigned card — Every card has a verified holder. Unverified reads Not issued.
- Owner never sees driver details — Drivers verify on their own profile in the driver app.
- Fuel does not mean fuel only — Networks see the merchant, not the basket. Flagged after, not blocked.
- One balance — Cards are bounded by limits, not by their own pot of money.
- No tax line — The old prototype showed one. It was not real.
Not built yet
Reporting · the driver's side of verification (that's the mobile prototype) · failed identity checks · activating the plastic · export buttons
Disagree with something? Tell Luke — that's what this is for. The owner-operator on mobile is a separate prototype and a deliberately different experience.