Repair order chaos and invoice errors don't show up on a booth banner. Before you talk to another fleet vendor this week, know what questions actually separate a good partner from a billing line.
Amazon Ignite is Amazon's event for Delivery Service Partners (DSPs) and last-mile logistics operators, held September 14–16, 2026, in Las Vegas, with a vendor floor covering fleet, telematics, staffing, and compliance solutions.
DSP owners, fleet coordinators, and operations managers evaluating fleet maintenance and repair order support — whether you're walking the floor in Vegas or catching up from your station afterward.
We're not on the floor this year — we're 100% remote by design, which is exactly why our support scales the same whether you're in Las Vegas or running a single station in Ohio. But we put this guide together because the questions below are the ones we'd want a DSP owner to ask any vendor at the show, including us.
Every vendor on the floor will pitch trucks, telematics, staffing, insurance. Almost none will pitch the thing quietly costing DSPs the most every month: repair orders and invoices that never get checked.
This is the back office most DSPs never staff for — because it's not a truck, it's not a driver, and it's easy to assume "close enough" on an invoice that's actually wrong.
Bring this to the floor. Ask it of us, ask it of everyone else.
If a vendor can't tell you how they catch AMP-eligible repairs getting billed to the DSP, they're not auditing — they're forwarding.
"We follow up" isn't an answer. Ask for a number — hours, not days.
A vendor who works around your systems adds a translation step. A vendor who works inside them doesn't.
Merchants Fleet, Edge, U-Haul, Budget — rental billing errors are just as common as repair billing errors, and almost nobody checks both.
Flagging an error and recovering the money are two different services. Ask which one you're buying.
If the answer is one-size-fits-all, ask how that works for a 15-vehicle station and a 150-vehicle station equally.
Autonexis Fleet runs the repair order desk, invoice audits, and fleet system administration that eat a DSP's week — remotely, nationwide, for DSPs of any size.
We're not a booth this year. We're the desk that answers the six questions above the way you'd want them answered — see exactly what that looks like.
Request a ConsultationSeptember 14–16, 2026, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Amazon's fleet maintenance coverage program for DSPs — it determines which repairs are Amazon's responsibility versus the DSP's. Misapplied AMP coverage is one of the most common ways DSPs get billed for repairs that weren't theirs to pay.
Yes — support is 100% remote and nationwide. Mobile on-site repair is currently available in the Greater Philadelphia region.
Request a consultation with your station count, fleet size, and current FMC — we'll come back with scoped pricing.
Autonexis Fleet is an independent service provider and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Amazon. Amazon Ignite is an Amazon event; details here are provided for convenience — confirm dates and agenda with Amazon.