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First-Party Plugins Overview

A tour of the seven first-party plugins Levy ships out of the box — Veriff, Zapier, Captur.ai, Cover Genius, SparkPark, BigQuery, and Persona.

Levy Fleets TeamMay 18, 20265 min read

First-Party Plugins Overview

Levy ships seven plugins out of the box, built and supported by Levy directly. They cover the integrations every fleet operator needs: KYC, insurance, parking compliance, automation, and data export.

The seven first-party plugins

PluginCategoryPricingWhat it does
VeriffKYCUsage ($1.50/verification)Identity + age verification for new riders
PersonaKYCUsageAlternative KYC provider for markets Veriff doesn't cover
Captur.aiParking$99/mo up to 5K ridesAI scoring of parking-photo compliance
Cover GeniusInsuranceRev share ($0.50/ride)Per-ride micro-insurance for riders
SparkParkParking$49/moBLE beacon parking verification
ZapierWorkflowFree (Zapier billing applies)Connect Levy to 6,000+ apps without code
BigQuery / Snowflake / LookerAnalytics$199/mo per warehouseDaily delta export of all fleet data

When to install which

Compliance & risk

  • Verify rider identity — install Veriff (most common) or Persona (regions Veriff doesn't serve). Both write a kyc_verified or kyc_failed tag back to the customer; the mobile app blocks rides for unverified users.
  • Verify parking compliance — install Captur.ai to AI-score the parking photo at ride end. Flagged rides surface on the operator dashboard for review.
  • Verify parking location — install SparkPark to require BLE-beacon parking in certain zones.

Revenue

  • Sell ride insurance — install Cover Genius. Riders see an opt-in at unlock; the operator earns a revenue share on every accepted offer.

Ops productivity

  • Automate workflows — install Zapier to wire Levy events into Salesforce, HubSpot, Google Sheets, Notion, or anything else.

Analytics

  • Export data to a warehouse — install BigQuery / Snowflake / Looker for finance, ops, and product reporting that goes beyond the built-in dashboard.

How first-party plugins differ from third-party

AspectFirst-partyThird-party
Built byLevyExternal vendor
Supported byLevy support teamVendor's support team
Quality barLevy's standard release process5-day submission review + sandbox testing
Discounts on platform feeN/A (Levy collects 100%)20% fee on most, negotiable for marquee partners
Roadmap influenceLevy roadmapVendor roadmap

First-party plugins are guaranteed compatible with future Levy releases. Third-party plugins go through the developer portal review queue.

Updates and versioning

When Levy ships a new version of a first-party plugin:

  • Non-breaking changes (semver minor / patch) — auto-upgrade. No operator action needed.
  • Breaking changes (semver major) — operators see a banner on the installed plugins page asking them to re-consent to the new permission set. The old version keeps working until they consent.

Deep dives

Each first-party plugin has its own help article:

Captur.ai and SparkPark setup is straightforward enough to fit in the Installing a plugin walkthrough.

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