A video-safety solution designed for small to mid-sized fleets, Solera Protect (formerly SmartDrive Protect) identifies driver behavior and provides coaching where needed to improve their safety on the road or to reward excellent driving.
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Solera Holdings, a global provider of integrated vehicle lifecycle and fleet management software-as-a-service (SaaS), data, and services, has launched its consolidated fleet solutions fleet management ecosystem in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
A global end-to-end program, Solera Fleet Solutions brings together intelligent data often fragmented across multiple systems and teams. With this single source of data, fleet managers will have the information required to retain drivers, reduce risk and boost productivity. The program offers three main products to help fleets face current challenges.
A video-safety solution designed for small to mid-sized fleets, Solera Protect (formerly SmartDrive Protect) identifies driver behavior and provides coaching where needed to improve their safety on the road or to reward excellent driving. Video technology can also exonerate fleets from costly legal action due to road incidents and protect them from fraudulent claims.
Solera Mentor helps customers reduce collisions, injuries, license violations, carbon emissions, and total cost of vehicle ownership through its patented, closed-loop, driver behavior-based safety programs. In addition to identifying risky driving behavior, Solera Mentor provides in-app micro-training coaching, rewards and gamification.
Playing a key role in the supply chain, Roadnet Anywhere (RNA) is a SaaS software suite, accessed through a smartphone app, allowing fleets to optimize their last-mile routes based on such factors as cost-to-customer service and seasonality With driver retention a key fleet challenge in 2023, according to Solera’s recent fleet decision-makers’ survey, optimizing routes also enables fleets to complete more orders with fewer drivers.
“Fleets are telling us they are currently facing the greatest challenges in a decade – driver shortages, rising operational costs, and data overload—creating a perfect storm,” said Mark Tiana, Solera VP of Fleet Solutions.
The company’s Fleet Solutions aims “to provide fleets with meaningful insights that make fleet managers and drivers’ jobs and lives easier, improving efficiency, and the bottom line,” he added.
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