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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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.
Crum & Forster
Crum & Forster may offer savings to auto liability customers to share their Netradyne Data. For more information about this program, please click here, email transportation.engineering@cfins.com, or call (469) 404-5511.
Route4Me
By leveraging the Netradyne integration, Route4Me helps growing businesses conquer last-mile complexity in order to scale efficiently and deliver service their customers can trust. With more than 30 million routes optimized over 750M stops and 3 billion miles, Route4Me’s patented, proven technology sets the industry standard for speed, simplicity, and sustainability. We believe taming last-mile chaos is good for business and good for the planet because we all win with superior customer service and a carbon-neutral last mile.
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