Our solutions support improved fleet efficiency and reduce costs. From telematics’ essentials like mapping your fleet’s location and finding nearest vehicles; to fuel theft alerts, contextual speeding and other fleet event notifications, you’ll be provided with insight to improve operational outcomes.
Geofence technology will help you to understand how well your fleet is performing and reduce delivery and collection times.
Make every mile count and reduce the number of unnecessary miles driven each day.
Maximise fleet utilisation to increase your profit margin and ROI.
Microlise fleet efficiency products provide continuous visibility of all routes and collection/delivery status. The Schedule Execution Board provides instant visibility of all active vehicles, highlighting performance against plan and indicating early, on-time and late arrivals.
Our latest mapping technology provides you with real-time - and historical - vehicle location and driver status information.
Through integration with third-party optimisation tools and waypoint mapping, planned routes can be fed automatically into your driver’s Sat Nav device. Turn-by-turn instructions ensure drivers adhere to planned routes, helping to remove route deviation entirely.
Effectively communicate across depots and customers with live-status airport-style arrivals and departure notification boards. Pinpoint fleet location and adherence to schedule while supplying proactive updates to sites, depots and customers.
Comprehensive activity and utilisation reporting allows you to improve operational outputs, based on driver productivity and fleet usage.
Monitor real-time fleet activity against plan and improve planning accuracy over time. Reporting capability allows you to analyse the actual routes taken against those that were planned.
Roberts Bakery was founded in 1887 and began life as a grocery store, but one that sold freshly baked bread to the residents of Northwich in Cheshire.
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Fortunately, the total number of reported accidents on our road has been decreasing over the last 10-15 years.
Whether it’s driving efficiency improvements in today’s logistics operations or providing the backbone for a new generation of self-driving trucks, real-time connectivity has become as essential as the fuel in the truck.
In a campaign aimed at reducing the number of incidents involving commercial vehicles on the UK’s roads, Highways England is engaging more closely with truck drivers and operators as part of its Commercial Vehicle Incident Prevention programme.
