Tier up.
Amazon DSP scorecards, clear for everyone.
For owners and dispatch
Your whole fleet on one screen.
Upload the weekly Amazon scorecard and Ridecord sorts tiers, streaks, and alerts per driver — no spreadsheets.
For drivers
Finally, your own numbers.
Your performance history belongs to you — and it travels with you between DSPs.
Tier distribution
Crew ranking
Current streak
2 weeks
Fantastic
Current tier
FICO
812
DCR
98%
POD
99%
CDF DPMO
4
Rank 3 of 24 in your fleet
Why Ridecord
Hire on data, not promises
When someone applies, you see their real tier and streak history at other DSPs — not just what they say in the interview.
Every role sees exactly what it needs
Owner, dispatch, HR, and driver — four access levels, so no one sees more than they should.
Less time building reports
Upload the weekly Amazon PDF once; tier, streak, and alerts per driver get sorted on their own, ready to review in minutes.
How it works
Upload the scorecard
The weekly Amazon PDF, exactly as you download it — no reformatting needed.
Ridecord sorts it
Splits each row by driver: tier, streak, focus area, alerts if something dropped.
Everyone sees their own
The driver gets their full history. Owner and dispatch get the whole fleet, tier by tier.
The history travels with the driver
If they switch DSPs, they don't start over: they share their history and the new team sees it from day one.
The real difference
A Fantastic driver shouldn't have to prove it twice
Most scorecard software keeps your performance inside whichever company you work for today. When you leave, that history stays there — invisible to the next DSP.
History stays locked inside the DSP you worked for.
The history is yours — it travels with you wherever you go.
A new DSP only has your word for it.
A new DSP sees your real tier and streak, verified.
Every job change means starting from zero.
Every job change builds on what you already earned.
Here's what it looks like
M. Torres
High performerDominant tier
Weeks
14
Avg. DCR
98.2%
Avg. POD
99.1%
History across 2 different DSPs
The driver turns it on when they want to share it. The DSP sees it without asking for anything else.
Who's behind it
Built by someone who's already driven the route
Before writing a single line of code, I spent years driving Amazon routes. I saw firsthand what happens when a driver with months of Fantastic switches DSPs and has to start over from zero — as if that history never existed.
Ridecord comes from that real frustration, not an office idea. I built it so good driving doesn't get lost every time you change companies — so your history speaks for you, no matter who you drive for tomorrow.
Roge — Founder of Ridecord · Amazon driver
Frequently asked questions
The owner and dispatch upload the same PDF they already download from Amazon every week — nothing new to learn on that end. Each role logs in and sees only what applies to them.
When they apply at another DSP, they don't have to convince anyone with words — their streak, tier, and full history are already there, verifiable from day one.
No. You decide when to share your history and with which DSP — no one gets access without your explicit consent.
Your account and history stay yours. You can reconnect with a new DSP using their invite link, without losing anything you've already built.
The owner or someone in dispatch uploads the PDF Amazon already sends every week. Ridecord sorts each row by driver automatically.
Ridecord is in pilot phase. Reach out and we'll figure out what makes sense for your fleet.