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.

Features & benefits
- Unlock potential insurance premium savings by linking their safe driving behavior to meaningful, quantifiable insurance benefits.
- Access actionable insights to identify their riskiest driving habits (and drivers) and support safer, more consistent performance across their fleet.
- Easily integrate with their existing hardware without any added complexity, just a simple insurance opt-in.
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Bendix Wingman Fusion
Integrating Bendix Wingman Fusion data into Netradyne's vehicle data service empowers customers with unparalleled safety insights, contextual awareness, and performance metrics. By combining radar, camera, and braking system data from Bendix's advanced driver assistance technology, fleets gain real-time visibility into collision mitigation events and driver behavior. This integration enhances proactive risk management, supports compliance, and enables predictive analytics for safer operations. With actionable intelligence from Bendix's proven system, Netradyne customers can reduce accidents and optimize coaching all within a unified platform designed to improve roadway safety and operational efficiency.

Convoy
Convoy's hardware solution offering includes a full range of external cameras, in-cab display monitors, extension cables, connectors, mounting accessories, brackets for auxiliary cameras and other essential hardware components needed for end-to-end system integration.

Gridline Analytics
Gridline Driver Performance Scorecard. Combine driver fleet efficiency data, such as idle, MPG, and HOS Violations from Geotab telematics, with driver information, such as driver safety camera data from Netradyne, to get a holistic, single-pane view of your driver and location performance.
