Next generation of fleet management reporting from TomTom

Improved reporting functions and a new set of forty comprehensive reports for TomTom’s reporting suite for online fleet management application, Webfleet, means their customers worldwide now have access to the richest reporting suite on the market, according to Thomas Schmidt, Managing Director, TomTom Business Solutions. The new reports will provide businesses with better insights into fleet operations to help them reduce costs, comply with legal obligations and improve efficiency, productivity and customer
September 19, 2012 Read time: 2 mins
Improved reporting functions and a new set of forty comprehensive reports for 1692 TomTom’s reporting suite for online fleet management application, Webfleet, means their customers worldwide now have access to the richest reporting suite on the market, according to Thomas Schmidt, Managing Director, TomTom Business Solutions.

The new reports will provide businesses with better insights into fleet operations to help them reduce costs, comply with legal obligations and improve efficiency, productivity and customer service. Customisation capabilities enable users to home in on their management priorities and generate reports more relevant to their individual business processes. Users can now generate reports at scheduled intervals, customise reports, modify their layout and the level of information displayed.  A cloud-based archive system makes it easier to access historical reports.

“TomTom’s Webfleet advancements provide companies with greater control over their fleet operations and business efficiencies,” added Schmidt. “This means more opportunities to achieve and maintain a competitive edge through considerable efficiency and cost savings.”
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