The short answer: HoneyRuns connects to Fleetio with an API key. Its AI agent, Riggs, reads open issues from Fleetio so they can become booked repairs, coordinates the shop and the driver, and, when the repair is done, writes a completed service entry back to Fleetio after a person approves it. Fleetio stays your system of record; HoneyRuns does the follow-through.
What HoneyRuns does with Fleetio
- Reads open issues. Pick an open Fleetio issue and Riggs turns it into a repair to book.
- Looks up vehicles by VIN to match Fleetio vehicles to telematics data.
- Writes completed service entries. When a repair is finished, Riggs prepares the service entry. A person approves it, then it is written to Fleetio, with a check to avoid logging the same service twice.
HoneyRuns remembers the Fleetio vehicle and service task you used, so later entries for that vehicle take less work to approve.
What stays in Fleetio
Your service history, reminders, costs and reporting. HoneyRuns keeps them current; it does not replace them.
Setting it up
Connect Fleetio from HoneyRuns with a Fleetio API key and account token.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does HoneyRuns integrate with Fleetio? A: Yes. HoneyRuns reads open issues from Fleetio and writes completed service entries back after you approve.
Q: Does HoneyRuns replace Fleetio? A: No. Fleetio stays your record system. HoneyRuns books and tracks the repairs and keeps Fleetio up to date.
Q: Can HoneyRuns write to Fleetio without approval? A: No. Writing a service entry to Fleetio always requires a person to approve it first.
HoneyRuns gets fleet maintenance done. It watches mileage, intervals, and telematics, books the repair with the shops and vendors you already use, stays on the driver and the shop until the vehicle is back, and logs the completed service in the system you already run. Your team approves repair estimates before work goes ahead. Founded by fleet operators who manage 70 vehicles across three fleets today.