OneLogin
The Single Sign-On (SSO) integration between OneLogin by One Identity and Driver•i enables users to securely access the Driver•i platform using their corporate credentials. This setup streamlines authentication across systems, reduces login friction, and supports centralized identity management for fleet operations.
Features & benefits
- Centralized Access Control: Manage user access to Driver•i through your existing OneLogin identity provider.
- Passwordless Experience: Eliminate the need for separate Driver•i credentials.
- Improved Security: Reduce risk by enforcing corporate authentication policies.
- Seamless User Experience: Users can launch Driver•i directly from their OneLogin portal.
Explore more integrations
National Interstate & Vanliner
National Interstate and Vanliner are committed to helping Netradyne customers unlock the full potential of their driver data. By integrating this data with our deep underwriting and loss control expertise, we deliver tailored insights that promote safer driving and proactive risk management that could lower your overall insurance costs. This collaboration enhances the value of your insurance program while supporting your fleet's journey toward smarter, more informed operations.Note: a signed Data Sharing Agreement (DSA) is required to complete the integration with National Interstate & Vanliner.
Hudson Insurance Group
The introduction of telematics devices into your fleet can help lower costs and improve the overall safety of your drivers and fleet. Sharing that data with Hudson Insurance Group allows us to help with improving those safety practices.
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.
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