The majority of fleet operators have been using some form of routing and scheduling software for many years.
But, how do you know if your existing solution is still effective or if there is something better and it’s time to replace it?
If you are suffering from any of these issues it will hurt your business and hold you back.
A modern and effective route optimisation solution will not only mitigate these issues but will be able to accommodate growth and changes in customer demands and delivery services.
An internet-based SaaS solution offers cost savings and numerous benefits over in-house software. It's scalable, accessible anywhere with an internet connection, always up-to-date without the hassle of updates or backups, and requires no special hardware. SaaS routing enables cross-depot fleet visibility, optimizing delivery density.
When assessing a supplier, consider their transparency. Publicly listed companies provide clear ownership and financial information. Dealing with such a company is different from a private one with unclear ownership. Choose wisely for long-term confidence.
Did the supplier create the product themselves? Working with the software developer ensures quick issue resolution. Do they offer other products and have funding for development? A supplier with a fleet management portfolio can maximize operational efficiency, enhance the customer experience, and ensure compliance, offering a unified solution.
Data privacy is a rising concern due to GDPR and cyber threats. Is the supplier ISO27001 accredited? Do they control access with unique usernames and passwords for different roles? Do they meet data confidentiality, integrity, and availability standards?