The short answer: HoneyRuns connects to Motive by OAuth and reads each vehicle's odometer and location. Its AI agent, Riggs, uses mileage and service intervals to see what is due, books the work with your shops or mobile mechanics, coordinates drivers, and sends estimates to you to approve. Today the Motive connection covers mileage and location; fault codes come through for Samsara, Geotab and Verizon Connect.
What HoneyRuns reads from Motive
- Vehicle list
- Odometer
- Location
What Riggs does with it
- Tracks each vehicle against its service intervals, such as oil changes and tire rotations.
- Books due service with your preferred shop or mobile mechanic, around the vehicle's work.
- Texts the driver where and when.
- Sends the estimate to you to approve and follows up until the vehicle is back.
- Logs the completed service.
Setting it up
Connect Motive from HoneyRuns using Motive's standard OAuth sign-in. No password is shared with HoneyRuns, and the connection is read-only.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does HoneyRuns work with Motive? A: Yes. HoneyRuns connects to Motive by OAuth and reads odometer and location for mileage-based maintenance scheduling.
Q: Does HoneyRuns read Motive fault codes? A: Not today. The Motive connection covers mileage and location. HoneyRuns reads fault codes from Samsara, Geotab and Verizon Connect.
Q: Does HoneyRuns change anything in Motive? A: No. The connection is read-only.
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.