Cruze builds safety technology for mobility operators. CVSI is the B2B verified movement safety intelligence platform behind Cruze Rideshare — now available to license.
What CVSI is
CVSI by Cruze verifies whether the right person, vehicle, asset, assignment, route, location, timing, and handoff matched what was supposed to happen — then generates explainable risk scoring, tamper-evident evidence records, and human-review reports. Cruze Rideshare is our safety-first operating platform; CVSI is the safety-intelligence layer that can be licensed to any mobility operator.
How it works
Every movement event — from any capture method — is normalized, verified, scored, and recorded.
Confirm people, vehicles, assets, assignments, routes, locations, timing, and handoffs against what was scheduled.
Verified Movement Anomaly Risk produces an explainable 0–100 score with reason codes, confidence, and a recommended action.
Each scored event writes a tamper-evident evidence record and a human-readable report you can review and export.
VMAR — Verified Movement Anomaly Risk
Explainable
Each score is the sum of transparent, weighted reason codes — a reviewer can reconstruct exactly why an event was flagged.
Evidence-backed
Every scored event references a hashed evidence record and a report, so decisions are defensible after the fact.
Human-in-the-loop
Elevated and review-required events route to an authorized human. CVSI is decision support — it never makes an automatic adverse decision against a person.
Use cases
Non-emergency medical transport proof-of-service: verify patient, appointment, vehicle, pickup, and dropoff.
Verified boarding for the right driver, vehicle, and rider before every trip begins.
Verified shuttle and campus transport with location- and time-anchored records.
Chain-of-custody handoffs, load verification, and route/assignment matching.
Assignment, route, and handoff verification for scheduled and demand-response service.
Pilot program
We are running controlled paid pilots with NEMT and other safety-sensitive operators: a controlled dataset, explainable reports, operator review, and no automatic adverse action. Current validation is on internal and synthetic alpha data — we do not claim external-operator validation yet.
Talk to the Cruze team about a CVSI pilot, VMAR, or licensing for your operation.