Here is a comprehensive list of 39 key ROIs for GPS Fleet Tracking.
- Reduced time spent on paperwork (driver, manager, accounting).
- More efficient routes and speeds resulting in lower mileage and lower fuel expense.
- More efficient routing enables more services and deliveries to be completed.
- More efficient routing and driving reduces idling times.
- Ability to redirect or dispatch the closest resources.
- Reduce unauthorized use of company vehicles.
- Locate the nearest location of other company service vehicles that have an inventory of needed parts or equipment.
- Reduction of employee fraud.
- Ability to improve safe-driving habits and fuel-efficient driving habits.
- Provide definitive proof of exactly where and when deliveries are made, preventing any disputes over arrival/departure times.
- Rapid recovery of stolen vehicles.
- Ability to document key performance metrics for employee recognition or retraining.
- Poor driving habits can be eliminated or improved as fleet managers and owners audit driving habits and receive automated alerts for speeding with our GPS vehicle tracking systems.
- Maintenance - Schedule, track and receive alerts for the maintenance of your fleet.
- Sensors - Learn not only where your vehicles are, but what they're doing.
- Mobile - Get and view vehicle locations and custom alerts on your phone.
- Routing - View driving histories and plan more efficient routes.
- Job dispatch and navigation - send jobs to your drivers, and provide voice-prompted, turn-by-turn directions to route them with ease and efficiency.
- Increased productivity as well as the improvement of your customers’ level of satisfaction by updating customers on delivery and service schedules.
- More accurate delivery times and supply chain management by knowing where supplies and in transit inventory is located.
- Insurance costs too are often lower since many insurance companies will provide lower premiums and better deals to fleets that use a vehicle tracking system.
- Your vehicles standing time is reduced which can reduce your drivers overtime costs.
- A full comparative analysis of your driver's effectiveness behind the wheel can be reported on from the data produced by a GPS tracking system.
- Keep cost-effective driver logs on an automated basis. Reduce time spent on paperwork.
- Meet long-haul trucking needs for computer-based input to state fuel tax calculations.
- Communicate in writing, at any time, between dispatchers and drivers out in the field.
- Extend life of service vehicles through better maintenance management and GPS alerts.
- According to Aberdeen Group, small fleets saw an increase of 25% in the number of work orders completed per day after two years of GPS implementation.
- GPS tracking technology has improved service companies’ ability to arrive at their customer’s service location on time. Small fleets have seen a 46% increase in this key metric.
- Reduce private use of company vehicles, which reduces fuel and operational costs.
- Timecard validation with GPS Fleet Tracking systems allow managers and owners to know when drivers arrive and leave job sites.
- Rental and leasing companies are using GPS tracking to locate late and missing vehicles.
- Service fleets and contractors use GPS tracking to eliminate employee moonlighting and side-jobs.
- Service fleets and contracts have an automated location, date and time stamp as a proof-of-work record.
- Heavy equipment fleets benefit from automatic maintenance reminders based upon operational times.
- Compliance with work-alone safety legislation.
- GPS tracking on heavy equipment can automatically report engine hours and mileage for customer billing which reduces paperwork and increases accuracy.
- Government agencies can monitor the efficiency of city buses, sanitation trucks and other vehicles wirelessly—e.g., average speed, stops per day, stops per hour, daily mileage, etc, for analysis.
- Make better fleet purchasing choices by analyzing brand, model and configuration performances based upon documented engine statistics, mileage, speeding, idling and more.
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That sure is a comprehensive list! This would be great to put on a small "tips" card to hand to prospective clients.
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