Fleet & Insurance
Building Technology for Fleets, Insurers and Drivers
By Ronojay Nag · 25 June 2026 · 2 min read
Still Building.
Fleets and insurers frequently look at the same incident from different positions, with different information, on different timescales.
A Shared View of the Incident
When video, location and telematics events are brought together, both the operator and the insurer can work from a clearer picture of what happened — which reduces uncertainty exactly where uncertainty is most expensive.
Risk You Can Actually Manage
Good information does not only help after an incident. It helps fleets understand driving behaviour, identify risk and intervene earlier.
The Role of the Technology Company
For any of this to work, the information must be trustworthy, quick to access and handled securely.
That is the layer I want Kasava to build: technology connecting the vehicle, the fleet operator, the driver and, ultimately, the insurance ecosystem.
Ronojay Nag
Founder & CEO, Kasava
Written by Ronojay Nag, entrepreneur and Founder & CEO of Kasava, building connected vehicle technology across the UK and India.
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