Geofencing:
Boosting customer service.
As a company, if you have a high-priority client or an important delivery/collection, you can be alerted when that special task has been completed. This can be done through the Geofencing feature. Simply Create Geofencing restrictions around the location of a certain customer or address and be notified accordingly. Geofencing, as a result, allows you to send a confirmation (whether that be internal or external) so your company can go above and beyond when it matters most and strengthen their customer service.
Time & Geofencing:
Protecting your fleet.
Another important aspect of Geofencing and Timefencing is the ability it gives businesses to avoid large, unexpected costs. Save time and money by protecting your fleet against vehicle misuse and theft. Create a Geofencing parameter around your company premises and customise a Timefence so you know when a vehicle is unexpectedly leaving the office, outside of business hours.
Keep your fleet compliant.
You can also create a Timefence to ensure drivers don’t break HOS regulations. Geofencing and Timefencing can also be used together to create alerts, preventing vehicle theft and misuse. Create a Geofence around the office and a Timefence based on you business hours. That way, you’ll be alerted whenever a vehicle leaves the office outside of business hours.