The file
Swipes with time, merchant, gallons, and unit.
Corpay
A Corpay swipe still has to meet a truck.
Updated 2026-10-07
Corpay is the current name on a set of fleet payment products many shops still call Fleetcor. The card file has the gallons. GPS has the truck. I join them. You keep the cards.
Names on the card, same job in the audit
Fleets still say Fleetcor, Fuelman, or a private-label card that bills through the same family. I care about the transaction row: time, merchant, product, gallons, unit, driver if present. I do not need you to rebrand the wallet.
Public product pages from Corpay describe fleet cards, controls, and reporting. Those reports still do not, by themselves, prove the tractor was at the pump. That proof is the GPS match.
What I will not change
PIN rules, product locks, and gallon caps stay in your card admin. I will show you whether a swipe broke a rule you already wrote. I will not write a new rule into Corpay.
Checklist
- Can you export a week of transactions with time and location?
- Are any cards still branded under an older Fleetcor name?
- Which GPS is on those units?
- Who can close a card today?
What I look for
What I need from Corpay
The truck
GPS for the same window.
A person
Someone who can act on a review line.
Short answers
Before you book.
No. Relay, WEX, Comdata, and EFS are common too. Mixed programs are normal.
No. Access is read-only.
Next step
Let's look at a week of Corpay swipes.
15 minutes. Card admin and GPS access are enough to start.