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Step-by-Step July 20, 2026 6 min read

How to Set Up ELION AI for Your Fleet in 5 Steps

A practical walkthrough to get your executive transportation company live on ELION AI — from first login to your drivers running trips.

The ELION AI Team
How to Set Up ELION AI for Your Fleet in 5 Steps

Getting started with ELION AI takes less than an afternoon. This guide walks you through the exact steps to connect your fleet, invite your drivers, and start seeing savings on day one.

Before you begin

Have your vehicle list and driver contact details handy. If you signed up for the 30-day trial, your Enterprise account already has every module unlocked.

  1. 1Log in and complete your company profile. Add your company name, base city, and fleet size so ELION AI can tailor route and fuel recommendations.
  2. 2Add your vehicles. Enter each vehicle once — make, model, and plate. ELION AI uses this to track fuel efficiency and maintenance windows automatically.
  3. 3Invite your drivers. Send each driver an invite from the Drivers page. They install the driver companion and start receiving trip and idle alerts instantly.
  4. 4Connect your fuel and calendar integrations. Link fuel cards and scheduling tools so savings and airport pickups flow in without manual entry.
  5. 5Review your dashboard. Within 24 hours you’ll see live fuel analytics, driver scores, and route optimization suggestions on the owner dashboard.

What to expect in week one

Most fleets see their first optimization wins — lower idle time and smarter refueling — within the first seven days. The more trips your drivers log, the sharper ELION AI’s recommendations become.

Fleets that complete all five steps in the first week save an average of $400+ per vehicle in their first busy month.

Need a hand? Our onboarding specialists can configure everything for you and train your team — explore our advisory packages on the Advisory page.

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