01Requests, approvals, dispatching, and route checks lack one connected process.
Standardize approvals and dispatching while connecting routes, trip costs, and use records.
02Mileage calculation, reimbursement, and supporting evidence can create disputes.
Record times, locations, routes, and costs with review and verification workflows.
03Many field tasks and broad territories make vehicles and work processes hard to coordinate.
Connect dispatching, routes, attendance, safety behavior, and work records.
04Manual key handover separates the request from the actual vehicle pickup.
Combine approval workflows with smart key cabinets so a request precedes key pickup.
05Test-drive routes, stop duration, and out-of-range behavior are difficult to verify.
Configure route geofences and record routes, abnormal stops, and boundary alerts.
06Temporary projects need vehicle positioning and oversight quickly.
Rent positioning devices and services for the project period and scale by usage.
Organizations, vehicles, drivers, tasks, routes, costs, and risks stay connected on one platform.
Configure conditional branches, multi-level approvals, dispatching, and verification around organizational rules.
Connect positioning, diagnostics, video, and active-safety terminals according to oversight needs.
Use APIs to coordinate data with internal office, finance, and business systems.
Workflow, device, and API capabilities depend on organizational policy, project design, and system configuration.
Combine workflows for official vehicles, business use of private vehicles, rental fleets, field work, test drives, and smart key cabinets.
Confirm vehicle policies, role ownership, workflow nodes, current vehicles and terminals, and the business systems that need coordination.
Workflow, terminal, and API capabilities depend on organizational policy, project design, and actual system configuration.
