Utilimarc Releases Fully-Integrated Business Intelligence Platform for Enterprise Fleets
Utilimarc is proud to announce the release of a new, fully-integrated Business Intelligence Platform for fleets– creating a cohesive, singular platform for their current suite of fleet management applications.
After years of research and development, the Utilimarc Business Intelligence Platform is bridging the gap between siloed data streams and the informative insights needed for smarter fleet management by cleaning and standardizing data to ensure its accuracy. This digital environment allows users to create custom reporting solutions and visual dashboards to monitor their fleet’s performance. The BI platform supports a variety of integrations; including, but not limited to, FMIS systems, telematics, fuel card data, drive cameras, OEMs, enterprise resource planning and electric vehicles. With the support of Utilimarc’s team of data scientists and fleet analysts – there has never been a better time for fleets to take a deep dive into their data.
“You get a clear understanding of all aspects of reporting rather than a plethora of reports from siloed data sources. Utilimarc’s Business Intelligence Platform gives you a holistic view of your fleet assets – from a global overview to the day-to-day specificities of a particular location.”
– CHRIS SHAFFER, UTILIMARC CEO.
To learn more about how Utilimarc’s platform helps fleets scale for future sustainability practices and current initiatives, schedule a live demo with a member of our team.
Priscilla Valdez
Content Specialist
Priscilla Valdez is a content specialist at Utilimarc. She enjoys storytelling and sharing industry insights through writing that is compelling and dynamic. See more from Priscilla
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