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Industry Cloud Aims to Simplify Fleet Operations
Ridecell Fleet Transformation Cloud is now available for intelligent automation, keyless vehicle control, and flexible systems integration.

Ridecell Fleet Transformation Cloud is designed to maximize utilization and unlocks big data insights.
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Ridecell now offers an industry cloud to help simplify operations, maximize utilization, and unlocks big data insights.
Ridecell Fleet Transformation Cloud uses intelligent automation, keyless vehicle control, and flexible systems integration to provide workflow and sustainability automations and mobility offerings for vehicle fleets.
Help Existing Fleets Transform Operations
The following offerings are available with the Ridecell Fleet Transformation Cloud.
Ridecell Operations 360: Revolutionizing Fleet Operations and Lifecycle Management
Ridecell Operations 360 enables businesses to easily automate fleet operations and lifecycle management for every phase of the vehicle’s lifecycle. This includes:
Sourcing.
Operating.
Remarketing.
Intelligent API integrations help fleets integrate their existing IT and vendor systems, unifying real-time data for all vehicles within the fleet.
Ridecell Sustainability: Ridcell Sustainability allows fleets to reduce emissions and fuel costs while prioritizing driver safety significantly.
For example, engine idle control minimizes unnecessary idling while meeting compliance and sustainability goals by intelligently locking and shutting off idling vehicles when required.
Ridecell Mobility Solutions: Built-in support for keyless access and automations for monetized fleets, Ridecell Mobility offers a modern user experience for all shared and rental vehicles.
Integrated management processes allow vehicles to easily be exchanged from one service to another or participate in multiple service offerings simultaneously.
Achieving Digital Transformation Through Fleet Automation
The Ridecell Fleet Transformation Cloud is based upon four core platform pillars: intelligent automation, keyless vehicle control, flexible systems integration and AI/ML insights.
Intelligent Automations
Intelligent workflow automations are triggered by multiple fleet data sources, including vehicle data, internal IT systems, driver-reported conditions and vendor data allowing fleet teams to deploy automations as “digital workers” to manage routine and predictable operational tasks.
Keyless Vehicle Control
Keyless vehicle control adds the ability to switch from physical keys associated with vehicles to digital keys that are associated with drivers.
A digital key can be issued in the Ridecell Fleet Transformation Cloud to provide access rights to the right driver in the right vehicle at the right time, including maintenance technicians to ensure timely vehicle repairs.
Flexible Systems Integration
Flexible systems integration provides insights and recommended actions for automation. The cloud comes with a set of packaged components and developer tools to connect vehicles, suppliers and IT systems, providing the ability to see and act upon insights from the collective data captured by all fleet management systems used to oversee fleet operations.
AI/ML
AI/ML and intelligent automation are now becoming a part of the popular lexicon. The Ridecell Fleet Transformation Cloud brings big data insight capabilities unaddressed with installed solutions as the next step in the digital transformation of fleet-based businesses.
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