Telematics supplier Imada has announced further upgrades to
its cloud-based enterprise fleet management platform, i360.
The release includes the introduction of invisible
geo-fencing, image capture and sign on glass for jobs, as well as further user
interface and performance enhancements.
The release coincides with equivalent functionality added to
the i360 mobile application, now available in the Apple app store.
Companies with sales agents and vehicles operating on a
national scale, in particular, can now use invisible geo-fencing to contain
smaller key locations within a large territory, without obstructing the view of
all current locations on the map within i360.
Users can also better report on company performance per
region by setting-up real-time alerts and driver and vehicle reporting by
territory or city, to include activity by smaller locations within the area.
Users of i360 have an easier way to demonstrate proof of
delivery and job completion with image capture and sign on glass now available
within the i360 mobile app. The new
feature allows images and signatures to be captured in the field by drivers on
a smartphone, and associated to particular tasks within the job manager,
providing efficient proof of SLA compliance capture within the existing job
workflow.
Imarda chief executive Selwyn Pellett says the release is a
step forward.
“The latest release
is one of the many forward steps we are taking to further showcase what i360
can do. Over the past five years we’ve built a technology platform that could
be likened to building a skyscraper,” says Pellett. “We’ve got the
vital infrastructure in place and are in process of decorating each floor with
every release.”
