Compliance & safety

Compliance enforced in the data — not just in a PDF

Retention, access restrictions and audit trails are enforced by the database itself, so a missed step can't quietly create a violation.

AreaAuthorityHow Haulsky handles it
Driver qualification files49 CFR 391.51Per-driver dossier with document types, issue/expiry dates, verification and alerts. Kept for employment + 3 years.
Hours of service49 CFR Part 395HOS and ELD data ingested from your provider with the source device recorded; supporting documents linked.
Drug & alcohol testing49 CFR 382.401Results classified at entry so retention follows the rule: 5 years for positives/refusals/return-to-duty, 2 years for negatives.
Clearinghouse49 CFR 382.701Pre-employment full and annual limited queries tracked with due dates.
MVRsDPPA (18 U.S.C. § 2721), FCRARestricted to safety roles, every disclosure logged with its permissible purpose, never exposed in portals.
Medical certificates49 CFR 391.43; ADAMinimum-necessary access; hidden from general driver profiles.
Driver phone use49 CFR 392.80 / 392.82Driver app auto-locks while moving; server refuses free-text messages from a moving truck.
Financial recordsIRS record retentionInvoices can't be deleted; closed fiscal periods are locked against edits.

Legal holds

Place a hold and the automatic purge skips those records until it's released — and both actions are audited.

Expiry radar

CDLs, medical cards, MVR reviews and annual inspections in one list, sorted by what expires first.

Audit-ready

A hash-chained log of every change. Verify its integrity with one click before an audit.

Regulatory references are provided for orientation and are not legal advice. Retention periods should be confirmed with your counsel and DOT compliance advisor.