Telogis next generation of fleet management

Fleet 11, the latest upgrade to Telogis’ cloud-based software platform, enables connectivity between what is happening in the field and the back office. The system features mobile application enhancements and new maps optimised for mobile devices, allowing supervisors and operators to easily visualise vehicles, assets and workers. It also supports the Telogis Live 2.0 location and data sharing tool to share information among multiple users. Integrated into Telogis Fleet 11 is Telogis Coach which gives bo
March 18, 2014 Read time: 1 min
Fleet 11, the latest upgrade to 1623 Telogis’ cloud-based software platform, enables connectivity between what is happening in the field and the back office. The system features mobile application enhancements and new maps optimised for mobile devices, allowing supervisors and operators to easily visualise vehicles, assets and workers. It also supports the Telogis Live 2.0 location and data sharing tool to share information among multiple users.

Integrated into Telogis Fleet 11 is Telogis Coach which gives both drivers and back offices the same view of a driver behaviour scorecard.

The software also helps drivers meet the latest compliance mandates for hours of service (HOS) and driver vehicle inspection reports (DVIR) by providing simple, seamless integration between Telogis mobile compliance applications and the back office.
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