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Omnitracs One integrates several fleet applications into a singular platform, reducing the time needed for customers to learn and maintain new software.

Third-party applications can be configured to launch from within the driver's circle of service workflow or as a stand-alone application available to the driver at all times.
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Solera Holdings, LLC, announced new updates to Omnitracs One. The announcement was made at Solera Outlook 2022. These upgrades include integrations with well-known third parties in commercial trucking navigation, trucking management systems (TMS), and managed mobility services to improve operational efficiencies, and data-driven insights.
According to Solera, there is a proliferation of applications for drivers, office personnel, and fleet managers to help optimize company operations. Omnitracs One integrates these applications into a singular platform, reducing the time needed for customers to learn and maintain new software. Additionally, through the open platform architecture of Omnitracs One, new opportunities are available for customers to be safer, stay compliant, and increase operational efficiency by having a single portal to access information and applications.
Key enhancements to the Omnitracs One platform include:
Unlimited mobile app integration: Omnitracs Drive's open architecture enables the ability to configure the integration of third-party mobile or web applications to create a comprehensive, unified driver experience. Third-party applications can be configured to launch from within the driver's circle of service workflow or as a stand-alone application available to the driver at all times.
Secure, Single Sign-On (SSO) login: Customers can now create a SSO login to access Omnitracs One and SuperVision products within a single portal.
Improved navigation data: Integrations with both Trimble Co-Pilot powered by Trimble Maps and Verizon Connect Navigation enhance the navigation capabilities of Omnitracs One. These integrations provide truckers with critical information on data such as roads to avoid and areas with truck restrictions.
Faster Trimble TMS integration to get online quickly: Integration with the Trimble Transportation Cloud platform enables new and existing customers to quickly and easily integrate Trimble's Innovative TMS with Omnitracs One. The integration enables customer data to flow between their TMS and Omnitracs One, allowing them to get up and running with speed.
Enhanced managed mobility services: Integration with Velociti (including Samsung, SOTI and RAM Mounts) for managed mobile device management (MDM), device acquisition, provisioning, and deployment offers a more streamlined and reliable service offering.
Improved location intelligence: The addition of a new data product, Solera Fleet Solutions Location Intelligence, provides information on shipper locations into Omnitracs One.
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