Hear directly from the people using Netradyne.
Customer Connect is a live webinar series that gives you direct access to current Netradyne customers as you evaluate your options.
In small, interactive sessions, you’ll hear how real users approach safety, the challenges they’ve faced, and the outcomes they’ve achieved—plus get to ask your most important questions.
No scripts. No presentations. Just candid conversations with peers who’ve been there.
Why attend?
Get the real story
Ask what matters to you
Move forward with confidence
How it works
- Each session features a current Netradyne customer speaker
- Hosted by our Marketing team, no account teams present.
- Only 12 seats per session—intentionally small to ensure every voice is heard
These sessions are limited and often fill quickly.
- A live, conversational format focused on discussion, not presentation
- Open dialogue across a wide range of topics
- A peer-to-peer environment designed for transparency and practical insight
Once you’ve reserved your spot for a live session, you’ll receive a calendar invitation with session details.
Two reminder emails will be sent:
- One week before
- 24 hours before
No prep required—just bring your questions.
Missed a session or want to revisit a conversation? Recordings of past Customer Connect webinars will be available here on demand. Simply explore sessions below and submit your information to access the recordings.
Choose your session
Find the customer story that best matches your world. Browse the speakers below:
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Tech24
Tech24, one of the largest commercial foodservice equipment repair providers in the U.S., tackled a hidden fleet safety challenge across its 1,000+ vehicle operation by deploying Netradyne’s AI-driven Driver•i platform to gain clear visibility into driver behavior and surface actionable insights. With high-definition video and the GreenZone® scoring system that rewards safe driving, Tech24 shifted from fragmented telematics to a data-rich safety culture that empowered positive coaching rather than punitive enforcement. The impact was immediate: at-fault accidents plunged 66% in the first month, total accidents dropped 44%, and at-fault incidents were down 75% year-to-date, while fleet scores climbed significantly—validating the investment and laying the groundwork for expanded use as the company scales.
Caffey Distributing
Caffey Distributing Company, a top-tier beverage wholesaler serving thousands of retailers, transformed its fleet safety and operational culture by deploying Netradyne’s AI-powered Driver•i platform to replace unreliable legacy cameras and fragmented systems.
The solution delivered dependable incident footage, real-time behavior insights, and gamified coaching that engaged drivers rather than punished them, resulting in a 25% drop in incidents, roughly $170,000 in claims savings, and dramatic year-over-year improvements in safety metrics. With high voluntary adoption and measurable gains in compliance and driver morale, Caffey strengthened its risk management, reduced liability exposure, and fostered a proactive safety culture across its multi-location operations.
Aim Transportation
Aim Transportation Solutions, a leading full-service truck leasing, maintenance, and logistics provider with thousands of vehicles across North America, modernized its fleet safety program by deploying Netradyne’s AI-driven Driver•i platform to replace a previously reactive and data-sparse safety process. Leveraging GreenZone scoring and granular driver behavior insights, Aim shifted to a proactive safety culture that celebrates positive performance and targets improvement opportunities, resulting in significant reductions in severe and moderate alerts, sustained low CSA unsafe-driving scores, and a large portion of its drivers achieving elite safety scores. This transformation not only strengthened risk management and operational consistency but also increased driver engagement by making safety metrics a source of professional pride and continuous development.
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