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EROAD signs global deal with Whip Around

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New Zealand fleet technology firm EROAD has announced a new global partnership with US-based fleet maintenance platform Whip Around, aimed at improving safety, compliance and operational efficiency for transport operators.

The collaboration brings together EROAD’s telematics, GPS tracking and compliance solutions with Whip Around’s end-to-end maintenance management tools, allowing fleet managers to automate compliance processes and prevent costly breakdowns through real-time data.

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EROAD co-chief executive Mark Heine says the deal reflects the company’s strategy to expand the value of its connected fleet ecosystem.

“EROAD is committed to building a connected ecosystem that simplifies fleet management.

“And we see fleet maintenance as a significant opportunity to deliver greater value to our customers.

“By combining our telematics expertise with Whip Around’s flexible inspection and maintenance management tools, we’ll provide fleet managers the intelligence and insights they need to take greater control of their operations and drive smarter, safer outcomes, positioning them for immediate and future success in their operations,” Heine says.

EROAD says the integration will allow customers to monitor vehicle health using real-time engine data, including fault codes, mileage and temperature. This will enable preventative maintenance scheduling and help fleets extend asset life while keeping vehicles safe and road-ready.

Whip Around chief executive Noah Hickey says the partnership was designed to meet the growing operational and regulatory challenges facing transport businesses worldwide.

“As fleets navigate increasing operational complexity and regulatory demands, the need for cohesive, data-driven solutions has never been greater.

“This partnership brings together two recognised innovators to deliver a cohesive experience that enhances fleet performance, strengthens compliance, and supports long-term strategic goals,” Hickey says.

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