How can I request a new or additional Q8 liberty card?
You can easily request a new or additional card via our Q8 libertyweb.
In larger companies, this is usually done by the fleet manager.
In smaller companies, you can do this yourself.
How to request a new card
Log in to Q8 libertyweb
Having trouble logging in? See the page: I can’t log in to Q8 Liberty Web.Click on the “Cards” tab
Select “Create cards”
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During the application process, you will go through several steps (a total of 11).
Not all fields are mandatory. You can choose which settings you want to complete now, such as:assigning a driver
entering vehicle details
setting card limits and restrictions
Settings you do not complete now can always be adjusted later via the portal.
Confirm your request
Tracking your request
Go back to the “Cards” tab
Click on “View card requests”
When the status “Success” is displayed, your request has been correctly registered
(Please note: this may take a few minutes)
Card delivery
Card delivery usually takes 7 to 10 working days
The card and the PIN code are sent separately for security reasons
While waiting for your physical card
You can already start using mobile fueling via the Q8 app.
Find out how to activate it here:
How can I activate mobile fueling via the Q8 app for my Q8 Liberty Card(s)?
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