Fleetio Launches Integration with Maintenance Shops

Fleetio, a fleet software company, launched an integration with national and independent automotive maintenance shops around the United States. This will allow users to automatically record service data in Fleetio from a repair shop's point of sale, electronically approve repair orders, and get one bill including all maintenance vendors.

Through Fleetio’s maintenance provider network, users can automatically pull data into Fleetio from over 30,000 maintenance shops including national providers such as Firestone, Pep Boys, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Sears Auto Center, and Monro Auto Service and Tire Centers. The network includes more than 22,000 independent shops and is growing rapidly.

Many national providers who are a part of the Maintenance Provider Network are offering Fleetio customers exclusive fleet discounts and regular special offers.

Fleetio’s Shop Integration gives users increased control over repair order approvals and improves efficiency, allowing fleets to get vehicles out of the shop and back on the road faster. Users can set up automatic approvals based on certain parameters such as price, service type, and vendor, or users can choose to receive instant notifications for repair work and approve or deny them with one click.

“We're able to download everything straight into the software so we don't have to key our service information in again,” said Reggie Eubanks, fleet manager at ServiceMaster Restore. “Keeps things consistent, clean, and a whole lot easier to manage.”

“We’re automating many of the outsourced maintenance processes that fleet management companies have been facilitating through large staffs and call centers for the past couple decades,” said Tony Summerville, founder and CEO at Fleetio. “With our shop integration, we’re bringing control and visibility back to the fleet customer at a much more cost effective price point.”

Fleetio’s shop integration comes at no additional cost to users and is included on the solution’s Pro and Advanced Plans.

Originally posted on Government Fleet