Carma

Carma is a fleet maintenance operating system for enterprise fleet operators. Its platform, called Neo, replaces the fragmented tools used to manage vehicle service with one system that schedules maintenance, checks what vendors recommend and charge, and keeps a complete record of every vehicle's service history and cost. It is built for operators running 1,000 or more vehicles. The AI verifies each service recommendation and its price against market data and applies ASE certified technician level review to work orders, so an operator is not relying on the vendor's word for what a repair should cost. Maintenance scheduling runs autonomously from telematics data, with integrations for the major providers, and Carma is an official Samsara Technology Partner. A vendor portal standardizes how repair shops receive work, submit estimates and get approvals, and the fleet view brings service history, cost analysis and maintenance tracking together in one place. Support runs around the clock and includes roadside assistance. Pricing is not published. Carma sells through demos and quotes each fleet individually. Carma is a Y Combinator company. Because its verification rests on technician review of work orders as well as software, it operates as much like a managed maintenance service as a piece of fleet software, and buyers should evaluate it on that basis.