The website is clean and well-put together, which should make it a breeze for even the smallest company to get their drivers organized. At a cost of between $1.50 and $2.00 a day, this service is essential for any company on a tight budget.
In addition to the fact that this hardware will save your business money overall on fuel, labor, and route efficiency, it's also a breeze to install as it plugs directly into your vehicle's diagnostics port.
The information you get is on
- Speeding
- Engine Diagnostic Fault codes/alerts
- Begin/End of day report
- Off-Hours Reports/Alerts
- Landmark Reports
- Detailed activity reports
- Miles Per Gallon / Fuel Consumption
- Stop reports with configurable idle stop times
- Idle time report using engine diagnostic data
- Service log with scheduled service alerts
- Odometer, diagnostic fault codes, emissions
- Compliance, and fuel usage/MPG from the engine's computer
- Scheduled email reports/graphs, and automated alerts
And the company is more than willing to work with your individual business as they will customize their services to fit your needs.
They have a strong support system on the off chance that anything should go wrong, and they even run a company blog so you can keep up to date on every new innovation and development as quickly as possible. For example, their most recent post is about how they're trying to integrate map books with their system without violating copyright laws so that the map books people will be able to sell more, and their existing customers will be able to benefit, creating a win-win situation for all involved. It sounds thoughtful and genuine, and seeing the process of scanning and analyzing the maps is pretty awesome.
I don't have much experience with corporate GPS systems, but its stability and efficiency on the GPS locater side looks standard for the industry, and from what I can tell they've thought of all the necessary ins and outs of what a GPS tracking system should be, as well as adding in a lot of extra bells and whistles that you might not need, but if you have the right kind of business going, could also come in really handy.
For example, if you or your managers are always running around, say on a construction site, you might need to get your updates on your cell phone, which you can do with their handy texting ability. Updates can be sent to you wherever you are on what's going on right then with your worker who's picking up materials, or visiting the client. Is it too late to get brick instead of marble? Only if you use GPS Insight will you be able to know.
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