Fullbay has announced integrations with new partners Motive, Azuga and Linxup to enhance the company’s GPS Tracking features.
The company says these partnerships expand the company’s ability to simplify operations, drive efficiency and deliver comprehensive vehicle monitoring for independent and internal repair shops alike. These additions join Fullbay’s existing lineup of GPS tracking integrations, which includes Samsara, Geotab, US Fleet Tracking and GPS Trackit.
“Expanding our partnership with these companies allows Fullbay to extend even greater flexibility and efficiency to our customers,” says Patrick McKittrick, CEO of Fullbay. “These integrations go beyond simply streamlining operations; they support and enable shops to enhance customer service capabilities, gain deeper visibility into fleet tracking activity, strengthen preventive maintenance tactics and run more proactive and data-driven businesses.”
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Fullbay states its GPS Tracking enables shops to track telematics data within the Fullbay platform as well as automatically update usage data for their customers’ units when the customer is connected to a GPS tracker. With only a few clicks, shops are able to seamlessly track and monitor unit location, mileage and usage.
Key GPS Tracking features include:
- Real Time Monitoring of Service Trucks – Enables better route planning and more efficient dispatching
- Preventive Maintenance Management – Enables shops to automatically update mileage data for customer units to monitor past due or upcoming maintenance
- Fleet Tracking – Enables internal repair shops to accurately assess their assets and understand their usage
- Improved Customer Service – Including accurate ETAs and efficient route planning leading to faster arrival times and better service quality
- Flexibility – Access to multiple providers and an easy integration into existing processes
Fullbay’s GPS Tracking is included in the Fullbay Connect Pro and Elite subscription tiers, the company says.
