Platform Science
Platform Science connects enterprise fleets with the flexible solutions they need to provide the best driver and back-office experience. Through our open Virtual Vehicle platform, fleets can develop, deploy, and manage all their apps and devices in one place.
Features & benefits
- Automated Drive Time Assignment: Drive Time is automatically assigned from the active driver logged into the Platform Science tablet, enabling the Netradyne system to generate data for drivers.
- Single Sign On: The current driver logged into the Platform Science tablet can effortlessly access the Driver•i App without the need to input Driver•i credentials.
- Driver and Vehicle Sync: Automatically keep drivers and vehicles in sync from Platform Science to Netradyne to ensure a consistent experience between applications, and the above features consistently work.
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Cambridge Mobile Telematics
As the world’s largest telematics service provider, CMT transforms driving data into potential insurance savings and safety insights, helping fleets lower risk and premiums without requiring any additional hardware or set up—just a simple insurance opt-in.
SambaSafety
Expand your safety program by integrating Netradyne’s telematics and camera data with SambaSafety’s industry-leading risk management platform. SambaSafety offers the most comprehensive risk management solution in the industry, combining your Netradyne telematics data with your claims, drivers’ license and CSA data, empowering you to track and monitor your risk profile, receive incident alerts and deliver targeted training.
The Hartford
The Hartford is committed to safety, and one of the most effective technologies for managing your fleet and ensuring driver safety is vehicle telematics. Netradyne’s emphasis on driver safety and driver coaching aligns with our commitment to keeping your fleet safe on the road. Through this integration, customers of The Hartford can seamlessly share Netradyne telematics data.
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