Fleet-Insight May. 2016 | страница 29

1) A single data source Having a single data source for all fleet related information that can be easily shared across your company will hugely reduce your administration time. Without multiple spreadsheets to distribute, collect, reconcile, and redistribute, you’ll reduce the potential for errors that can severely affect your fleet compliance. As you evaluate various solutions, ask the vendor if they can work with your current suppliers so you can be sure that you will have one place to look for everything fleet related. 2) Intuitive user experience You can’t start to realise the benefits of a new system until your team is up and running, and unless the user interface is simple and intuitive, your team members will continue to struggle long after implementation. Look for a system that is visual, and try to stay clear of overly complex platforms unless you are prepared for a long learning curve. Typically dashboards are fantastic for high level management, but your main users will rarely use them and the everyday view is much more important if you wish to have quick take-up and accurate data. 3) Us