Frequently asked questions for businesses

A business account is created on the web, in the portal at business.faar.app. You do not need the app for it — the app is for drivers and personal vehicles.

Not for the portal itself, which runs in a browser. Drivers use the Faar app, which they may already have for their own vehicle.

Yes. A single user account can belong to more than one company, and you switch between them inside the interface.

Nothing for now. The portal is in beta and available to approved companies only, free of charge — what we ask in return is feedback, because that is what shapes what we build next.

Yes, once it leaves beta. We are aiming for the best pricing on the market, and companies who were with us through the beta will be told the terms in advance — nobody will be surprised by an invoice.

Write to business@faar.app with a few sentences about your fleet. We walk through the portal together and open access.

Several people can have access — the owner, company members, and anyone the vehicle is shared with. Assignment is a different thing: exactly one driver is responsible for a vehicle at a time, because that is the record that answers a fine or a damage claim.

Plates and registration documents are changed by the owner or a company member with fleet permissions. A driver does not change those, but records fuel, servicing and insurance as normal.

A driver is a record in the portal and does not need an account to be managed or assigned a vehicle. They only need one if they want to use the app in a company context.

You deactivate them and release the vehicle. The assignment history stays, so who drove what and when is still on record.

Yes, in beta. A tracking device is paired with a fleet vehicle and the location is read live from the tracking system — we do not keep a location history in Faar.

Not yet. Travel orders are in progress, along with work orders and loco driving recorded as Croatian law requires. Tell us if you need them — we are building to what companies already using the portal actually ask for.

No. A driver sees their own record and the vehicles they have access to, not the full roster with colleagues’ contact details.

There is no limit on the number of vehicles in a fleet.