Draivn
Draivn is a smooth, cost-effective platform that facilitates the exchange of your fleet data with brokers and insurers. It empowers you with complete control over data sharing, all while harnessing the advantages of telematics insurance. With Draivn, you can enjoy streamlined communication and enhanced efficiency. Draivn stands as your partner in simplifying data exchange, ensuring effortless communication, and amplifying operational efficiency.
Features & benefits
- Easy Operations: No more paperwork! Quotes, renewals, and policy updates are handled automatically.
- Rewards for Good Work: Do well and get noticed. Be sure your fleet performance will be recognised.
- Save Time and Money: Set up in minutes, use for free, and spend more time growing your business.
- Your Data, Your Rules: You’re in charge. Decide what data you share, with whom, and why.
- Safety First: Sleep easy knowing your data is protected by top-notch security standards.
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Microsoft Entra ID
Netradyne’s integration with Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) enables secure, seamless Single Sign-On (SSO) for Driver•i users. With this integration, fleet drivers and managers can access Netradyne’s safety platform using their corporate credentials—eliminating the need for multiple logins and enhancing security across the organization.
EROAD
Drivers can automatically have their drive time captured in EROAD assigned within the Netradyne application. As Netradyne analyzes 100% of drive time, the GreenZone score and driver performance are correctly attributed to the driver based on the time spent driving in EROAD.
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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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