Geofencing is a feature that uses GPS to create digital geographical boundaries called geofences. These geofences trigger predefined actions when fleet vehicles enter or leave these zones, which can include locations such as company headquarters, customer sites, secure areas, fields or even cities.

Fleet management is a constantly evolving field, and Operations Managers play a crucial role in integrating new technologies and practices that improve operational efficiency and reduce costs. In this article, we'll explore the latest trends transforming fleet management, and share tips to help Operations Managers stay competitive in an increasingly connected world.

Geolocation. The term may sound a little technical, but it's increasingly becoming part of our daily lives, especially for transport companies. Whether it's for tracking parcels or optimizing routes, this technology actually hides many advantages, some of them unexpected. So fasten your seatbelts, and let's discover the hidden benefits of geolocation!

Acquiring a car fleet is never simple: which brand to choose, how many vehicles, which type, which model, buy or lease... The questions are numerous. In this article, we provide some food for thought to help you with the acquisition of a company fleet.

Understanding the difference between our dashboards and our email reports